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Bridgeboro resident and Retired Navy Commander Claven Williams, who serves as military liaison coordinator for Albany State University, hosted the college’s fourth annual Aviation and Military Awareness Days celebration from March 22 to 24 at the Albany airport. The main attraction, as in years past, came thundering in at approximately 4 p.m. that Friday afternoon…
At approximately 11:30 Friday afternoon, Worth County Fire Rescue responded to a structure fire at 112 Clearview Drive. According to Capt. John Graddy, the homeowner Ed Spicer heard a crackling sound in the attic and then noticed smoke. The former county volunteer told officials he had been hearing squirrels in the attic. The origin…
The PAGE Student Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR) program, now in its 55th year, is sponsored by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) Foundation, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and the Georgia Department of Education. Since its inception, the STAR program has honored more than 23,500 students and the teacher they have selected as having…
During a meeting of the Worth County Board of Commissioners last Thursday evening, several questions were posed regarding matters relative to Worth County Fire & Rescue, so a workshop was scheduled for 1 p.m. today for the purpose of meeting with Captains Ray Salter, John Graddy, and Tom Whittington of WCFR and Kannetha Clem, director…
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Recent rains prompted the discovery of structural problems at the Worth County Fire & Rescue headquarters on Willingham Street. An inspection by Fletcher Engineering detected serious problems in the foundation requiring extensive and expensive repairs. Soil borings and compaction tests will be required to determine the extent of damage. The building is not in danger…
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The Sylvester Kiwanis Club joined last Wednesday at noon to celebrate the local chapter’s 90th birthday. Following lunch, Worth County Schools Superintendent Babs Thomas began the celebration by presenting a beautiful cake decorated with the Kiwanis International seal as everyone in attendance sang Happy Birthday. While the cake was being served, Mr. Ridley Monk presented…
At approximately 3:45 last Tuesday, 22-year old Josh Boddiford was traveling south on Massey Airport Road when he lost control of his vehicle, hit an embankment and flipped an unknown amount of times. Reports indicate speed was a determining factor. Boddiford was ejected from the vehicle and thrown approximately 27 feet. He was transported by…
Almost exactly like a meeting between the United States Postal Service and the City of Sumner a few weeks ago, the USPS returned to Worth County last Wednesday at noon to discuss the future of another rural post office with residents from the City of Poulan. And, just like the pre-meditated decision with the aforementioned…
Anne Harrell has music in her DNA. What began as a diversion with piano lessons from her great Aunt Cissy at six years of age has developed over time into a vital part of her daily life. Anne plays piano, and the music speaks to her and for her. She has an amazing gift and…
March is designated as the month to recognize Women in History. Worth County is fortunate to have women making history every day, not only in their homes and families, but through contributions to our community, our churches, and civic organizations. One outstanding Woman of Worth is Ms. Jean Brooks. Her priorities are God, family and…