June 8, 2005 RSS feed / Other Jenkins News

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Lions Club members recognized Millen Lions Club members Frank Edenfield, right, and Lamar Gay were recently recognized for their service to the organization. More...

Cowart named Bulloch Academy’s 2004-2005 Teacher of the Year

Bulloch Academy recently named Jean Cowart as their 2004-2005 Teacher of the Year during the Upper School Honors Day program. Cowart has been teaching for 41 years with 20 of those being at Bulloch Academy. More...

Riles, Black named UGA Presidential Scholars

The University of Georgia has announced Sabrina Riles and Faye Marie Black, both of Millen, have been named Presidential Scholars for spring semester. More...

Farm and Home

Ag Line: Soybean rust a news worthy item
By Lannie L. Lanier
County Extension Coordinator

Soybean rust continues to be a news worthy item this season. Here is an update on the situation. More...

Tips offered for cleaning your home

By Diane T. Miller
County Extension Agent
Family And Consumer Sciences

Having a clean home helps to discourage unwanted pests and eliminate allergens such as mold, dust mites, and mildew which may trigger asthma attacks. More...

Library News

By Wilma Gainey

"Funtastic Reading" continues at the Jenkins County Memorial Library! Today, Wednesday, June 8, we will have Raggs More...

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New Testament The Millen New Testament Church celebrated the end of the school year for their youth with a program that consisted of singing praises to God and speakers who gave words of encouragement. More...

Doyle to compete in Georgia State Forestry Pageant June 11

Shaniqua Marshay Doyle, 2005 Teen Miss Jenkins County Forestry, will compete in the 66th annual Georgia State Forestry Scholarship Pageant Saturday, June 11. The pageant will consist of speech, interview and beauty portions. More...

JCMS names students with perfect attendance

Jenkins County Middle School (JCMS) has released the names of students who received perfect attendance for the entire school year. More...

4-H News

June Is National Dairy Month
By Wade Parker
County Extension Agent

Does milk really come from the grocery store? Of course, the answer is no, but you would be surprised to know how many people think that way. June is National Dairy Month in the United States. More...