Hwy. 11 Thefts Are Reported
Deputies with the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) investigated burglaries on Hwy. 11 north and south in the last week. From an address on Hwy. 11 south, numerous guns and some jewelry were taken. A gun was also taken from an address on Hwy. 11 north. Also, a case of financial transaction card fraud was…
Read More5 Reasons Customer Satisfaction is Important
Customer satisfaction is one of the strongest ways to build your business. The patrons of your business have everything to do with your future success. The are several ways to provide good service, but you need to know the why just as much as the how. We’ve collected a list of five reasons why customer…
Read More5 Tips to Get Your Car Ready for The Summer
While many car owners worry about the damage done to their car in the winter, whether it be from the snow, salt, or cold temperatures, the summer isn’t much better. The constant sun can discolor your car, ruin your tires, and lead you to pay thousands of dollars in repairs if you aren’t careful. There…
Read MoreLargest Class Ever Graduates from JCHS
Jasper county high school class of 2019 graduation Some 158 students received their diplomas during graduation exercises Saturday morning at Rose Bowl Field. Another three students received their diplomas, but chose not to walk. After the processional, MacKenzie Tripp, senior class president, welcomed everyone, then Johnny Smith led the pledge to the flag. Avery Jacobs…
Read MoreDan Edward Barron
A homegoing service for Dan Edward Barron, affectionately known as “Mr. Dan” will be held Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 11 a.m. at True Light Baptist Church, 47 Anderson Ave., NW, Atlanta, GA 30314. Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home in historic West End is in charge. A viewing will be held at the funeral home…
Read MoreHay Bales and More
If you have traveled Georgia Hwy. 212 lately, you may have noticed many fields being mowed as hay balers followed behind picking up the hay and forming large round bales wrapped in netting, sometimes weighing up to 3,000 pounds. Seeing the hay bales sitting in the scorching sun in contrast to the green pines and…
Read More4 of the Best Used Cars for Teen Drivers
4 of the Best Used Cars for Teen Drivers Getting your first car is a rite of passage and the first major responsibility many people have in their lives. It’s also the first sign of freedom for teenagers. Choosing the perfect first car, however, can be difficult. Parents want a safe, affordable car that will…
Read More3 Major Reasons Why You Should Ship Your Vehicle
When we think about moving our vehicle, we usually think we have to drive it to our new destination. However, if you’re relocating across the country—or especially if you own a luxury vehicle—you may not want to put your car at risk on the road. Below, we identify three major reasons why you should ship…
Read More34 Graduate from Piedmont Academy
Some 34 students graduated from Piedmont Academy Saturday morning, with the ceremony held in the school gymnasium. The class featured co-salutatorians—Lillie King and Gracie Hunt, and valedictorian Lawton Harris. After Deacon Robinson offered the invocation, Miss King gave her remarks, talking about overcoming obstacles. . She was followed by Miss Hunt, who reminisced on high…
Read MoreBlue Star Memorial Marker Is Dedicated
It was a busy weekend at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center (CEWC) with the dedication of the Blue Star Memorial Marker held May 17 and the second annual Keeping Georgia Wild Day on May 18. The Blue Star Memorial Star dedication ceremony was “a tribute to honor all those men and women who have served, are…
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