The Jenkins County Recreation Department is undergoing numerous upgrades and improvements. Lisa Dailey, Director, reports that Phase two of the storm drainage project has been installed from the tennis court back to the football field area.&nbs More...
The Jenkins County School System will host its annual Title 1 meeting 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 9th, at the gymnatorium on North Avenue. The keynote speaker will be Dr. More...
Each year, personnel at Duke University sponsor the Talent Identification Program (TIP) to identify verbally and mathematically talented students at an early age. More...
Mrs. Nira Skinner Chance, 83, of Millen died Wednesday, August 23, 2017 at her residence. She was born in Screven County, was a retired seamstress for Jockey International and a homemaker. Mrs. More...
The three incumbent City Council members up for reelection in the City of Millen’s Non-Partisan Municipal Election have no opposition. Qualifying as a candidate in the election ended Wednesday, Aug. More...
Art Johnson will retire as Main Street Millen Executive Director on Dec. 31st. Millen City Council received the news from Mrs. Johnson during a recent meeting of the group. More...
Jenkins County High School student Mary Franklin was elected the Outstanding Future Teacher in the First District in the Southeastern Fair sponsored search for the States Outstanding Future Teacher. More...
Just call me syndicated. Sniff, sniff. Yep, that's me. Well, okay, to be honest, I might be stretching the definition of syndicated just a scrimption but one published definition of "syndicated" reads; "to publish simultaneously in More...
A bunch of us went to the races up in the city the other day. Windy won a little, but the rest of us just kinda broke even, and we got to yell and cheer, so I guess that can cost two bucks without hamstringing the entire regiment. It was fun. More...
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