Developers of a proposed large development in Braselton have requested to defer a hearing on the project.
An unmarked grave turned up a surprise recently for utility workers in Pendergrass.
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Judge David R. Sweat will hear the two recall challenges filed by Hoschton mayor Theresa Kenerly and mayor pro tem Jim Cleveland.
Morgan Bailey will be the new Jefferson City Schools Foundation director.
The Jackson County Democrats will host former Columbus mayor and U.S. Senate candidate Teresa Tomlinson on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 6:30 p.m. at the Bank OZK Community room, Jefferson.
The off-price store Marshalls will open a store at Tanger Outlet Mall in Commerce on Sept. 26.
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The Commerce Tigers showed Friday night at Providence Christian Academy the loss to Hart County on Sept. 6 is behind them.
GAINESVILLE — Malaki Starks said Jefferson's football team showed up at Gainesville “anxious” after an extended layoff between games. The Dragons took out that pent-up energy on the Red Elephants.
A sophomore stepped to the plate and ensured a happy Senior Night for Jackson County.
The Jackson County volleyball team moved closer a step closer in its pursuit of a No. 1 seed in the area tournament with a pair of area wins Tuesday night.
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- SEL getting more attention in education
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- Fall Into Recycling event coming up Sept. 28
- BUFFINGTON: Where are the voices of freedom?
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Jackson County Sheriff’s Office deputies recently arrested a woman who attacked a man and threw items around his residence on Ivy Creek Dr.
Two women on Swann Ct. recently reported thefts from their vehicles to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office and Emergency Medical Service recently responded to a property on Blacks Creek Church Rd. where a four-wheeler accident injured three juveniles.
A seven-months pregnant woman recently reported a physical dispute between her and a man.
A woman recently called the Jackson County Sheriff's Office to her residence on Wages Bridge Rd and complained about her boyfriend shoving her into a vehicle.
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The Shields-Ethridge Heritage Farm will hold the Black Pot Cooking Festival on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Keep Jackson County Beautiful will host its Fall into Recycling event on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
The LeTourneau WABCO employee reunion will be held on Friday, Sept. 27, at the Georgia Baptist Assembly. All former employees are invited.
Rachel’s Army, a Christian fellowship of women in Northminster Estates, Jefferson, is announcing the arrival of its new, one-of-a-kind cookbook, "Favorites from our Table." Printed by Morris P…
The Commerce Garden Club will meet Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 2 p.m. in The Commerce Public Library.
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The State of Education in Georgia is all about SEL – social and emotional learning. That was the theme for the 12th annual education conference Friday, Sept. 13.
The Jefferson City FFA chapter at Jefferson High School held its monthly meeting on September 9. Officers started the meeting by having members split into teams centered around a popular telev…
Jackson County Farm Bureau partnered with Jackson County 4-H to teach students in the East Jackson Elementary School Aggies group. The group was created for students interested in learning mor…
North Jackson Elementary School Pre-K students celebrated several recent “National Days.”
Singing set Friday
The Redeemed Baptist Church will hold a singing at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, featuring the South Georgia Quartet.
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church will be celebrating its annual Women’s Day celebration on Sunday, Sept. 22, at 11 a.m.
Commerce FUMC plans Bible study
Our 13-year-old Labrador Retriever, Dixie, died a couple of years ago. We loved our dog! She was a part of our family when our boys were teenagers. After she died, it was the first time in alm…
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