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The Millen News traveled with Andrea Pittman of Millen to Orlando, Fla. on Sunday, March 16. (Photo contributed) More ... City accepts bid for gas line relocation By Deborah Bennett Millen News Editor During a called meeting Monday, March 17, the City of Millen accepted a bid for relocation of gas lines along U.S. Highway 25 to Classic City Mechanic in the amount of $175,490. The lines must be relocated due to the Savannah River Parkway construction project. More ... Correction Due to incorrect information furnished The Millen News, a Grand Jury indictment published in last week's edition against Terry Gordon Bolton was incorrect. Bolton was indicted for violation of the Controlled Substance Act, not possession of cocaine. More ... Eagles go 3-1 on diamond The Jenkins County High School varsity Eagles ended a week of play with a 3-1 record. The Eagles defeated Lincoln County 14-4. Leading hitters were Will Bragg 2-2 , 3 RBI's, Homerun; Boyd Sasser 2-4, triple, 3RS; Justin Lanier 2-4,1 triple, and 2 RBI's, 2 RS; and Zac Clark 2 BB, 2 HP , 3 stolen ... More ... Tracksters take second at Tattnall The Jenkins County High School War Eagles finished second overall when they traveled to Tattnall County to compete in a 4-team track meet against the Tattnall County Warriors, Toombs County Bulldogs, and region rival Portal Panthers Tuesday, March 18. More ... Girls track team soars above competition at Tattnall meet The Jenkins County High School girls track team competed at Tattnall County March 18. The Lady Eagles came away with a big win in this meet. They defeated Tattnall County, Toombs County and Portal. There were some outstanding performances from the girls. More ... Applications sought for Kasey Lane Memorial Scholarship The Jenkins County Extension Leadership Committee is sponsor of the Kasey Lane Memorial Scholarship. Funding for the scholarship was derived from a $5 admittance charge at the recent Agriculture Banquet. More ...
From left, Emily Givens, Jenco director, presents a plaque of appreciation to Bonnie Garvin upon her retirement from the organization after 34 years of service. A reception was held in her honor last week. (Staff photo by Deborah Bennett) More ...
Jenkins County Middle School (JCMS) was the recent recipient of a $631.91 check from BI-LO for participation in the 2007-2008 Boosterplus program. From left, are Buddy Saxon, store manager; Patricia Hall, JCMS; and Nicole Moulton , JCMS principal. (Staff photo by Deborah Bennett) More ... 4-H News Anna Burgess County Extension Agent I want to thank those students who gave up their Saturday morning to help distribute Easter eggs for the Millen Better Hometown Easter egg hunt. They were Krysten Fail, Justin Lanier, Lavonte Lovette and Becca Rich. I don't know who had more fun, the children who found the eggs or the youth who go... More ...
From left, Darryl Drake, SCV Camp 2102 Commander, presents Sonny Allen with a bust of Gen. Robert E. Lee and certificate after being elected "Compatriot of the Year" for 2007 by the members of the Buckhead-Fort Lawton Brigade, SCV Camp 2102. Allen's participation in civic events, living histories an... More ... Library News By Sharon Blank What a great start to spring - we're having our fun Not Yo' Mama's teen book club meeting today, Wednesday, March 26, (yes, this afternoon!) at 4 p.m.! We'll be talking about the sci-ficlassic Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card, but don't feel like you have to have read it to join in. Pick up your ... More ...
Linda Bragg, district representative of Modern Woodmen of America, recently received an award for being the "Agent of the Year" at the annual banquet held in Macon. She was also awarded a ruby ring for making the President's Club, and she won a trip to Rome, Italy for her accomplishments. Bragg is s... More ...
April Green, district representative of Modern Woodmen of America, recently received the "Persistency Leader Award for 2007" at the annual banquet held in Macon. She is shown at left, as she received the award from Bob Cooper, agency manager of the Southeast District. (Photo contributed) More ...
On Jan. 15, the members of Nu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. celebrated 100 years of service through sisterhood. Alpha Kappa Alpha is the world's oldest black Greek letter sorority. Founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C. More ... Syl-View Happenings By Betty Scarborough We have been in a whirlwind of activities for weeks now, and thanks to all who have helped us to enjoy the ride. The month had just begun when I was in Atlanta for the 36-hour Activity Course. As always, this is a great opportunity to share fellowship with so many fine people. More ...
"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day for our students," according to Debra Herrmann, Jenkins County School Nutrition Director. It provides the nutrients and energy each child needs to concentrate in school. Research even shows that children who eat breakfast earn higher grades, pay mo... More ... |
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