Madison County saw 20 new COVID-19 cases between Sept. 22 and Sept. 29, the lowest one-week increase in the past three months.
Georgia School Superintendent Robert Woods took action last week to remove pressure from student testing in the state this school year due to the ongoing pandemic.
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County school leaders have long aimed to keep energy costs down.
Local citizens angered by Georgia Renewable Power (GRP) in Colbert have taken their fight to the highway — or a billboard to be exact.
With concerns about the coronavirus pandemic, it is estimated that nationwide there will be more voters than ever submitting their votes through the mail for this year’s general election. Thos…
Madison County has had 674 total COVID-19 cases since March, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health, including 43 over the past week and five people hospitalized.
DANIELSVILLE - George Aaron Fowler, 75, Danielsville, passed a…
JEFFERSON - Pastor Rafael Santos Jr., 56, Jefferson, went to h…
LULA - John Allen Harris III, 61, Lula, passed away on Thursda…
Jimmy Roger Birt, 76, passed away on Saturday, September 19, 2020.
WINDER - Sarah Lynn Pelletier, 55, Winder, passed away on Wedn…
BRASELTON - Ruth Ann Smith, 76, Braselton, formerly of Indiana…
Madison County head coach Chris Smith says there’s one key thing his Red Raiders must do this week when they host Monroe — hold onto the ball.
Madison County Coach Ken Morgan knows this time of the year is the payoff for months of hard work — October, when softball glory is there for the taking.
The Madison County Middle School Mustangs finally kicked off their season Thursday after coronavirus postponements, downing Hart County 12-6 at home.
The Madison County volley Raiders downed Washington Wilkes in convincing fashion Sept. 22, (25-7, 25-10, 25-11).
The Red Raider Basketball program will hold a golf tournament Saturday, Oct. 24 at Highland Walk Golf Course.
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- Madison County residents act in local theater production
- Library has new books to check out
- Hull man charged with family violence
- Red Raiders aim to eliminate turnovers against Monroe
- State school head takes pressure off high-stakes testing this year
- Homestretch: Red Raiders face big region games in final two weeks of regular season
- County sees lower increase in cases
- MCMS Mustangs win season opener
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A Hull man was arrested last week after 911 received a third party call to do a welfare check on a person on Reese Lane.
A Hull man was arrested on family violence charges last week.
A Census taker reported last week that she had been frightened by an incident that occurred while at a home on Bullock Mill Road.
•Freedom Church of God and Food Bank of Northeast Georgia will provide a free food box to those in need Oct. 20, 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the church, located at 3428 Neese Commerce Road. The recipien…
A Hull man was arrested last week for criminal trespass after being abusive in his grandmother’s home.
Dear Editor: (This is an open letter to the Madison County Board of Commissioners.) As a follow up to my email of Aug. 31 to which I’ve received no reply, and further in light of board member statements made at the Sept. 14 BOC meeting, I am reaching out to members of the board once again.
“When the atomic bomb went off, everything in the trench was light. There were no shadows and there was crackling like electricity, the flash, then loud noise and out of the corner of my eyes,…
I am spending a lot of time at home now, probably more than I ever have since I was a stay-at-home mom with two small children. When I am busy and away from home a lot, it’s always something I…
Dear Editor: This letter is addressed to the person who took my sign supporting Biden-Harris in the upcoming presidential election, the one posted on my property on Hwy. 191.
Dear Editor: So commissioners Theresa Bettis, Brian Kirk and Derek Doster have agreed to revisit the noise ordinance. What took them so long?
The Piedmont College Department of Theater presented "Trojan Women" Sept. 10-13 at the Swanson Mainstage Theater. Directed by Professor Bill Gabelhausen, Piedmont's production of "Trojan Women" held true to much of the language as it was written by Euripides in 415 B.C., but is set in the ne…
The Madison County Library now has the following books available to check out:
The Madison County Library now has the following books available to check out:
The Athens Regional Library System announced today that many of its library branches, including Madison County, will open to the public for Grab-and-Go service starting Monday, Sept. 28.
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Two Madison County residents graduated from Valdosta State in the summer 2020 semester:
Before David Harrison was a decorated educator at Madison County High School, he was a 2000 Red Raider honor graduate, who was also a captain of the soccer team and a state qualifier on the cr…
Tymon Young knew he needed a change. He was struggling with classes, not staying focused and feeling a lack of accomplishment. So Young spoke to his high school counselor and decided to enroll…
Three Madison County students were recognized at Kennesaw State University for academic achievement during the 2020 summer semester.
•The Danielsville Gospel Barn, 444 Rogers Mill Road, will have a singing Saturday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. featuring Anchored, from Cornelia, and Michael Bennett, from Danielsville.
•Freedom Church of God and the Foodbank of Northeast Georgia will provide a free food box to those in need Sept. 15, 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the church, located at 3428 Neese Commerce Road. Voluntee…
•New Beginning Family Worship Center, 588 Hwy. 98 West, Danielsville, will host its second Holy Convocation service Sunday, Aug. 30, at 6:30 p.m. All churches in the area are welcome to join i…
•New Beginning Family Worship Center, 588 Hwy. 98 West, Danielsville, will host its second Holy Convocation service Sunday, Aug. 30, at 6:30 p.m. All churches in the area are welcome to join i…
•Danielsville Gospel Barn, 444 Rogers Mill Road, will have a singing Saturday, Aug. 15, at 7 p.m. featuring Wayne Heath, of Jefferson, and The Servants, of Athens.
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