Business RadioX has announced that the Empower College and Career Center is home to the company's newest studio, Northeast Georgia Business RadioX.
One person was killed in a wreck on I-85 southbound in Jackson County on Tuesday (March 21). The victim has not yet been identified.
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Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center is celebrating Child Life Month during March. Hosted annually by the Association of Child Life Professionals, Child Life Month recognizes and highlights…
The Jackson County Planning Commission is slated to hear a package of rezonings and special use requests at its March 23 meeting that would all for a truck stop at Holly Springs Rd. and Bill …
Commerce leaders plan to have more discussions about the future of the city’s recreation department. Mayor Clark Hill gave an update on the rec department issue during his annual State-of-the-…
Mandy Lund has been named principal of Commerce primary and elementary schools for FY24. Current principal Cara Lindsey will take a district position as federal programs coordinator/curriculum…
Mary Greenwood Nash passed away Sunday, March 19, 2023 followi…
HOSCHTON - Ray Maddox, 81, Hoschton, formerly of Buford, died …
JEFFERSON - Pat Porter Hanley, 76, Jefferson, entered rest Thu…
NICHOLSON - Alice Beatrice Hardman, 95, Nicholson, died Wednes…
DANIELSVILLE - Tina Noland, 58, Danielsville, passed away at h…
DANIELSVILLE - Troy Dennis Chandler, 84, Danielsville, entered…
Like most, Kate Hill began her soccer career at a young age playing soccer for the local recreation league. When Hill began the third grade her recreation coach handed her a travel ball pamphlet and the rest was history.
The Commerce Tigers are currently 7-8 overall on the season and 4-2 in region play. The Tigers are currently ranked third in the 1A-D-l Area 8.
The Lady Dragons are currently 8-1-1 on the season and are 3-1 in region play, ranked second in their region.
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- Business RadioX opens new studio in Empower Center
- Piedmont Athens celebrates Child Life Month
- Area residents earn degrees at Georgia Tech
- Commerce Presbyterian plans Maundy Thursday service
- One killed in wreck in I-85 construction zone
- STEAM Center to get access trail, greenhouse
- First hearings set on truck stop request
- More discussion planned before decision on Commerce rec future
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- One killed in wreck in I-85 construction zone
- JCSS announces district leadership changes
- First hearings set on truck stop request
- JCSS hires new assistant principals for next school year
- BOE projecting huge growth in next 5 years
- Lund named principal at CPS/CES, Lindsey taking district position
- Recent incidents reported in Jefferson
- Recent arrests made across Jackson County
- BUFFINGTON: Local government decisions are more important than national issues
- JCSS hires new assistant principals for next school year
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A Pendergrass apartment was recently damaged after a vehicle struck it.
The following incidents were recently reported by the Jefferson Police Department:
The following incidents were recently reported by the Commerce Police Department:
The following people were recently arrested by various agencies across Jackson County:
A man was recently arrested on a number of charges after setting multiple fires at a Jefferson residence.
In Commerce, a dispute is raging about the future of that town’s recreation department and whether or not the city should have the county recreation system take over the town’s rec programs.
The lawsuit from an elections voting machine company against Fox News for defamation has created a difficult dilemma for the rest of the nation’s media.
The Jackson EMC Foundation board of directors awarded a total of $69,550 in grants during its recent meeting, including $40,000 to organizations serving Jackson County. Grants included:
25th annual 'A Night of Hope for Children' live and silent auction and dinner buffet planned
Sing and Say, Dance and Play in a free music and movement course for children at the Commerce Public Library. Children from 3-5 will develop early music and literacy skills while exploring th…
Athens Area Master Gardeners Association is hosting its 2023 Sensational Daffodils and Other Flowering Bulbs Sale.
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The Georgia Institute of Technology presented degrees to approximately 5,620 undergraduate and graduate students during the Institute's 263rd Commencement exercises Dec. 16-17, at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
The Jefferson City Schools STEAM Center will soon get a natural access trail connecting from Jefferson Academy.
The Jackson Trail Christian School FFA Forestry team recently competed in the State Junior Forestry Championship Career Development Event held in Covington. There were 12 teams representing th…
The Oconee River Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD), a local agency dedicated to the conservation and stewardship of the area’s natural resources, is accepting entries for their Poste…
Georgia Institute of Technology has announces the students who were named to the faculty honors and dean's lists.
Commerce Presbyterian Church (CPC) invites the community to its Maundy Thursday service on Thursday, April 6, at 7 p.m.
A Benefit Chicken Barbecue for Dusty McElreath and family will be held at Erastus Christian Church on March 25 from 4-6 p.m.
StonePath Church plans an Easter Extravaganza on Saturday, March 25, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The egg hunt begins at 11:30 a.m. and is for children 12 years old and under.
New Salem Baptist Church is having its family and friends day on Sunday, March 26, at 11 a.m.
The Ladies of Special Edition will host their annual Easter egg hunt on Friday, April 7, at 5 p.m.
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