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DAJC Learns about Pallets

By superadmin | April 6, 2006 |

Members of the Development Authority of Jasper County (DAJC) received an education on pallet making at their meeting Tuesday, and later several of them toured Pallet Acquisitions in north Jasper County.Jeff Lewis of Pallet Acquisitions spoke to the DAJC about his company’s growth since located in Jasper County in 1998. He also talked about this…

JCWSA Laying Water Lines

By superadmin | April 6, 2006 |

After more than a year of waiting and anticipating a court decision concerning the service delivery strategy in the county, Jasper County Water & Sewer Authority members are eager to resume laying water pipe again.And resume they will when a pre-bid conference for construction firms regarding the Jackson Lake Road extension project convenes April 25…

Several Arrests Are Made

By superadmin | April 6, 2006 |

A criminal arrest warrant was requested by the Jasper County Board of Education against Charles and Crystal Thompson of Monticello, for violation of the state law regarding mandatory education of minors. The state law stipulates that a child or children between the ages of six and 16 must be enrolled and attend a public school,…

‘Canes Win in Augusta

By superadmin | April 6, 2006 |

The Monticello ‘Canes baseball team traveled to Augusta on Tuesday, April 4, for their first game of the season against their region rival the Laney Wildcats, and defeated them 13-7. The win was their second out of the last three games, and also their second region win, all after having lost three starters for the…

Find Me a Place To Retire To

By superadmin | March 30, 2006 |

I’m fixing to find me a place to retire to.That’s what people seem to do when they reach a certain age, accompanied by a certain attitude. They go off to far away places seeking relaxation, comfort, and social satisfaction, along with good friends and good times.I saw where folks were flocking to Phoenix, Ariz., so…

See You on the Square/Notes from Your Better Hometown Program

By superadmin | March 30, 2006 |

Springtime in MonticelloIt’s spring time in Monticello and some of the most beautiful blooms in the world are expressing themselves in yards all over town. All that Beauty! A beauty that is one of the key reasons visitors come to see Monticello. They come to experience Mother Nature’s beauty and splendor that frames Monticello’s small…

Carole Leigh Wood Wages

By superadmin | March 30, 2006 |

Carole Leigh Wood Wages, 58, of Hillsboro, died Saturday, April 1, at the Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C.Ms. Wages was a native of Lumpkin County. She moved to Jasper County in 1966. Her parents were the late Elbert Asbury Wood and Missie Mae Tuggle Wood. She was a breakroom hostess for Aramark Vending…

Sheriff’s Department Books Several

By superadmin | March 30, 2006 |

The Jasper County Sheriff’s Office reported the following arrests for the period March 20 through 27:•Earnest Lee Summers, Monticello—possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession/manufacture or distribution of a controlled substance.•Linda Lou Long, Monticello—possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession/manufacture or distribution of a controlled substance.•Jennifer Renee Crayne, Monticello, driving under…

Mandatory 10-Digit Dialing Begins

By superadmin | March 30, 2006 |

Starting next Monday, April 3, all telephone users must dial 10-digits when calling others, whether the number being called is in the 706 area code or another area.Metropolitan Atlanta telephone users have been dialing 10-digits for years, and now phone number growth has reached the point that it is necessary in Monticello and Jasper County…

Commission Has Busy Work Session

By superadmin | March 30, 2006 |

Jasper County Commissioners learned Monday evening that the Jasper County Animal Shelter is now complete, and they also learned that their concepts for staffing the facility and goals for animal control were not crystal clear.County Manager Greg Williams asked commissioners how they wanted him to proceed in staffing the facility now that it was complete.…