The Celebration of Birthdays
It’s official…I am the mother of a teenager and there’s no turning back! My firstborn has reached the all mighty ‘13.” It’s cathartic because for years I have been reminding my dear Robyn and Jacob that Jesus Christ began his prophetic journey at age 13 leaving his earthly parents, Mary and Joseph, behind and that…
Read MoreHeads Up!
Just a heads up for you, on December 21st, 2020, Winter Solstice will begin and we can see a very rare sight in our sky. For the first time since March 4th, 1226, the planets Saturn and Jupiter will align and appear closer to us Earth dwellers. Rice University astrologist, Patrick Hartigan, says, “They will…
Read MoreA Republican Civil War in Georgia
As intriguing as the 2020 election was, things have the potential to be just as interesting in our state for 2022. The reason is simple: a Civil War has erupted among Republicans in Georgia and the rift could end up being as nasty as anything we have witnessed for decades. As anyone who follows politics…
Read MoreLady Canes Fall in Region Opener
The first region game of the season turned out to be a tough one for the Jasper County-Monticello High School varsity girls basketball team. The Lady Hurricanes (0-3 overall, 0-1 in region) were defeated at home Tuesday by Lamar County 53-11. It was a true learning experience for Lady Canes who is in a season…
Read MorePiedmont Players Receive Postseason Honors
The success on the football field in 2020 has led to postseason recognition for Piedmont Academy players. Seniors Chris Pittman and Jackson Welch were both selected for the GISA All-Star football game. The game itself will not be played due to COVID-19, officials with the GISA decided. “We were glad to see them selected but…
Read MoreLady Cougars Off to Impressive Start
It has been so far, so good for the Piedmont Academy varsity girls basketball team. Coach Michael Wilson’s Lady Cougars have raced out to a 3-0 start and have been impressive in each outing. The most recent victory came in the region opener at home on Saturday in a 54-14 win against Oak Mountain. Previously,…
Read MorePiedmont Boys Off to Quick Start
The Piedmont Academy varsity boys basketball team has started the new season on a positive note. The Cougars (2-0 overall, 1-0 in region play) had little preparation time before their first game but did not allow that fact to hamper their efforts. Piedmont defeated Central Georgia Arts 69-42 before opening region play with an impressive…
Read MoreHowell Kenneth ‘Kenny’ Wilkins
Howell Kenneth Wilkins, age 62, of Monticello, passed away on December 5, 2020. Kenny was born on June 28, 1958 in Duluth, to the late Buddy Wilkins and Martha Jo Wilkins. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers, Wayne Wilkins and Lesley Wilkins. Kenny attended Stone Mountain High School…
Read MoreThe Importance of Cleaning Manufacturing Equipment
When you need operations to run smoother, the first thing you should look at is the machinery. Learn why clean manufacturing equipment is important. Every manufacturer knows that efficiency and quality are two of the most important aspects of success. For processes to run efficiently and businesses to create high-quality products, you need to take…
Read MoreHow To Improve Patient Satisfaction in Your Medical Practice
When you run a medical facility, your priority should be to provide patients with the best care possible. One way to measure the quality of your care is through patient satisfaction rates. These days, much of patient satisfaction relies on the same qualities that make for good customer service. Compassion, communication, and comfort create an…
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