June 7, 2007 RSS feed / News

Krystle Kvalheim is state winner in 'River of Words' poetry contest

Krystle Kvalheim, a 2007 graduate of Washington-Wilkes High School, was named a state winner in the River of Words contest. Krystle's poem, "River of Life," was one of 20 selected from all entries K-12. More...

New member joins Kiwanis

The Reverend Dr. Denni Moss was inducted as the newest member of the Kiwanis Club of Washington this week and is shown here with President Bill Steed (left) and sponsor Rev. Bill Boyd (right). More...

Jennifer Land earns Bachelor degree from Georgia Southern University

Jennifer Lannae Land received her Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Georgia Southern University at the 100th Annual Commencement Saturday, May 5, at Paulson Stadium in Statesboro. More...

Life Line stroke screening available in Wilkes, Lincoln

Residents living in and around the Washington and Lincolnton communities can be screened to reduce their risk of having a stroke. Life Line Screening will be at the Lincoln Center on June 12th and the Mary Willis Library on June 13th. More...

Preschoolers graduate at First United Methodist

First United Methodist Preschool held graduation ceremonies recently. "The children joyfully shared many songs and rhymes they've learned throughout the year," said teacher Julie Lewis. "We had a fun day on our last day with activities and games. More...

Wilkes EMA gets ready for annual hurricane season

As the 2007 hurricane season begins Wilkes County's Emergency Management Agency Director Alan Poss is in preparation for the weather to come. More...

Aonia News

We are grateful for the wonderful rain Saturday and Saturday night. We hope the Lord will set fitto send more soon. At Aonia we got two inches. Dr. Dupree said he got four inches in Thomson. More...

RAYLE NEWS

The Rayle Lunch and Learn Club will meet June 27 at 10 a.m. at Rayle City Hall. Any interested lady is invited to attend. .We are so thankful for our rain even though we need much more. It was great when Ifelt the first little sprinkles. More...

Lundberg News

I know everyone is thankful for the wonderful rain we received Saturday and Sunday. It's sad to see hay fields, crops and gardens dry up and nice to see when things turn green again. .Congratulations to Mrs. More...

Wilkes Co. cattlemen kick off Beef Month with Saturday's Cowboy Cook-Off and fun events

The Wilkes County Cattlemen's Association sponsored a Beef Month Kick-Off Expo Saturday on The Square featuring a Cowboy Cook- Off with fivelocal teams competing. More...

Little River Charge sets 'unique send-off' for Rev. Craig Yoshihara

The Little River Charge invites the community to help its members say farewell to their pastor, Rev. Craig Yoshihara, and his family, who will begin their ministry at Roswell United Methodist Church in a couple of weeks. For Rev. More...

Diabetic support sets meeting Thursday at Wills Memorial

The Diabetic Support Group will meet in the library of the Wills Memorial Hospital at 2 p.m. on Thursday, June 14. Representatives from Wilkes Eye Center will present a program on diabetic eye care. More...

Tells club of Extension Service

Rick Smith, University of Georgia Wilkes County Extension Agent, was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Washington Kiwanis Club on Tuesday, June 5. More...

Don't forget

Self-guided audio tours of Washington's historic Resthaven Cemetery are available at the Washington Historical Museum on East Robert Toombs Avenue. The price for the 30-minute tour is $5. More...

WMH Auxiliary hosting Uniform Sale on June 12

The Wills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will host a Uniform Sale on June 12 in the hospital lobby from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. The sale will feature uniforms and shoes from Artistic Designs and Promotions from Augusta. More...

Scholarship applications needed for $1,000 Nettles-Dillard grant

The Washington Woman's Club is accepting applications for the Nettles-Dillard Scholarship. This $1000 scholarship is awarded annually and is intended primarily for adults who want to upgrade their skills and education. More...

Tignall News

Many of you enjoyed the old photo display at the Tignall Fall Festival last year. Well . . . it is going to be bigger and better this year. More...

Drunk driving, license problems lead May's roundup of Wilkes Co. arrests

Driving under the influence, unlicensed driving, and minor property crimes filled the majority of May's law enforcement roundup of arrests in Wilkes County. More...