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July 11, 2007
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12 sex offenders registered in Jenkins
By Deborah Bennett Millen News Editor
Georgia law requires that convicted sex offenders register at their county of residence, county of employment and county where attending school. If an offender moves to another county in the State of Georgia, he/she is required to register with the sheriff of his/her new county of residence in add... More...
MPD investigates burglaries
By Deborah Bennett Millen News Editor

The Millen Police Department (MPD) is currently investigating a string of burglaries that have occurred throughout the city between Wednesday, June 27, and Monday, July 9. While most of the burglaries have taken place at local business establishments, one local residence was also hit. More...

Grand Jury indicts 15

The Jenkins County Grand Jury convened last month in Jenkins County Superior Court and rendered the following indictments: • Robert Louis English, theft by taking and criminal damage to property in the second degree. More...

 School News
•Surrency, English retire from STC
On Wednesday, June 20, instructors and staff of Swainsboro Technical College (STC) came together to wish two of their own the best of luck and success as Susan Surrency and Lynda English celebrated their upcoming retirement. The festivities were held in the campus library with present and past em... More...
•Woodward named STC management, supervisory development instructor
•Animal sciences pave way to fill vet need
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 Other Jenkins News
•Cyclists visit Jenkins County enroute to Santa Monica
Twelve high school age youngsters and two adult leaders from several states rode their bicycles into Millen two days after leaving Tybee Island on their way to Santa Monica, Ca. More...
•Jenkins County area host families needed
•Hummingbirds, containers in 'Gardening' spotlight
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 ChatterBox
•The Chatter Box
Vacation week is over, and it is back to work. Where did the week go? Of all the weeks in the year, vacation week is always the shortest! This is a fact. I have also noticed that Saturdays and Sundays are a lot shorter than the other days of the week, and I am certain that Monday is at least part... More...
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 Church News
•Church News
Marvelyn Reese Everyone is invited to a benefit program honoring Minister Marvelyn Reese 6 p.m. Saturday, July 14. She has been treated for cancer and the church requests prayers and donations from area churches. The Rev. Charlie Reese Jr. is pastor. More...
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 Memoriam
•In Memory
Daughter's Tribute In memory of my daddy, Grady Burke June 30, 2003 I wanted so, to take your pain, And leave it all behind… To be your strength, when you were weak To place your hand in mine To lift you up, when you were down, More...
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 Datebook
•Datebook
'39ers The '39ers will meet at noon on Monday, July 16, at the Millen Community House. All members are encouraged to attend. More...
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 Farm & Home
•New agriculture license plate to benefit 4-H, FFA
A new specialty license plate is available to Georgia drivers, and this one is to benefit students in two of the state's most popular youth groups. No, it is not a new wildlife or sports license plate, but a new "Support Agriculture in Georgia" tag will go on sale very soon. This Ag tag will benef... More...
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 Obituaries
•Mrs. Mary McNatt Lanier Collins dies on July 5
Mrs. Mary McNatt Lanier Collins, 82, of Millen died Thursday, July 5, 2007 at her residence after a lengthy illness. Her funeral was held 10 a. m. Saturday, July 7, at the Elam Baptist Church with the Revs. Bill Brown and Kevin Farmer officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. More...
•Miss Ann Kempson Fulfod, 34, dies July 7
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