Cailyn Brooke Craycraft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Craycraft, celebrated her sixth birthday on October 14. Her birthday celebrations began on Saturday, October 3, with a family reunion at the home of her great-uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
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Carol Lee Muslimani of Germantown, Md., and Chief Petty Officer Michael Shane Echols of Virginia Beach, Va., were united in marriage in a lovely outdoor double-ring ceremony on Saturday, September 19, a four o'clock in the afternoon in the backyard More...
Mark and Emilie Waters have returned from a visit with their children and grandchildren in Pennsylvania. More...
Circle Four of the Washington Presbyterian Women met Monday evening, October 12, in the church fellowship hall. A supper and fellowship were enjoyed during which time plans for upcoming Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas events were discussed. More...
Evan Harper, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wolfe, celebrated his seventh birthday with a sleepover party at his home in Tignall Friday, September 18. His birthday was September 20. More...
Dr. Marshall P. Waters III has been elected to the Board of Trustees for Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails (GCWHT). More...
The First United Methodist Church Pre-Kindergarten enjoyed a Fall Festival hosted at CSRA Home Health on Wednesday, October 14. More...
Transforming Life Ministries will sponsor its annual "Hallowed Be Thy Name" Youth Worship Service on Saturday, October 31, 7 p.m., at the Third Shiloh Center. More...
Samuel McGill continues to be a winner in Cross Country competition at the high school level. More...
Attending a Kiwanis Workshop in Macon were (l-r) Debra Guin, District 6 Lt. Governor Bob Simmons, Sherry Hudson, and Lillie Crowe. The group reported that they "all had such fun and really brought many new ideas back to our Washington Kiwanis Club." More...
Karl Luken and his News-Reporter recently drove to Mitchell, South Dakota, to visit his mother and numerous other relatives in the area. While they were there, they stopped for this picture at the "World's Only Corn Palace" in Mitchell. More...
Leigh Anne Aaron of the Cooperative Extension Service told members of the Washington Kiwanis Club about the Kill-A-Watt meter, a device that will calculate how much electricity an appliance is using and how much it costs to operate by the hour, day More...
Richard Cobb, Superintendent of the Wilkes Pre-Release Center, was recognized recently by Governor Sonny Perdue as "Customer Service Employee of the Year." The award is given to the state of Georgia employee who represents the most exceptional exam More...
The beautiful quilt which will be given away at this year's Fall Festival November 7 was displayed at the October meeting of the Tignall Homemakers. Special thanks was given to all of the ladies whose efforts have produced such a lovely piece. More...
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