June 9, 2010 RSS feed / Other Jenkins News

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Salter tapped to represent Quarter Horse Assoc.

By Anne Marie Kyzer True Citizen Staff Writer
Tara Salter is living the life of a queen and she has the crown to boot. Tara has been crowned the South Carolina Quarter Horse Association Queen and will vie for a national title in October. More...

Fight Night

Millen native Shannon Burke all but knocked out his opponent last Saturday night at the Burke County Middle School gym during Waynesboro’s first Clash of the Titans Karate Challenge. More...

Georgia CW Commission awards grant

The battle for history preservation dating from the 1860’s received a boost from the Georgia Civil War Commission (CWC) when it awarded a $600 grant to the local Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) to continue its work on the breastworks of For More...

Citizens of Tomor row

Jaylee Alyse Bennett, 14 months, daughter of Jason and Kimberly Bennett of Millen. More...

Kids to get free lunches during summer

The Jenkins County Board of Education (BOE) announces the Summer Feeding Program will be at Cotton Market Park (downtown Millen) and Kid’s Estate 406 Old Waynesboro Road) during the summer months that school is not in session. More...

Kent Delay Jr. graduates from MCG

Dr. Kenneth Jackson Delay Jr. graduated May 7 with aN M.D. degree from the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta at the 181st commencement of the school. Kent graduated Summa Cum Laude. More...

CIS scholarships

Communities in School (CIS) of Jenkins County recently presented $750 scholarships to Jenkins County High School students Mikesha Williams, left, and Jessica Head, right, shown with Jenkins County Boa More...

Vandalism

This gravesite at Buckhead Cemetery is the suspected target of vandals. The grave is the oldest in the cemetery and is that of an engineer from Prussia. More...