Nine members of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) at Washington-Wilkes Comprehensive High School attended the Georgia HOSA State Leadership and Competitive Events Conference in Athens March 4-6.
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On behalf of the Tiger baseball parents, coaches, and players, we want to express our gratitude to our supporters in the community. More...
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March marks the start of Georgia’s active tornado season, and the Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) Office of Homeland Security is encouraging all residents to prepare for some of nature’s most violent storms by turning to its R More...
Civil War author Russ Bonds will present “The Battle and Burning of Atlanta” to the Washington Civil War Round Table on Monday evening, March 22, at 6 p.m. at the Jockey Club restaurant on The Square in Washington. More...
Steve Albertson (right) presented a program of interesting Wilkes County statistics to his fellow members of the Washington Rotary Club at their regular Thursday lunch meeting on March 11. More...
The First United Methodist Church is inviting the public to “enjoy a fantastic meal with roast beef followed by an auction with treasures that will delight you,” said pastor Gale Seibert. More...
Due to the rainy weather, the Classic South Equine Association (CSEA) has rescheduled the Cross Country Obstacle Course for this Saturday, March 20, at Ricky Mc- Commons’ Ranch located at 1896 Bethany Church Road near Crawfordville. More...
Washington-Wilkes Middle School Students of the Month are (front row, l-r) Avery Hall, Kristen Maddox, (back) Latisha Davis, Clay Lawson, Logan Griffin, and Cecilia Eligio. Two students are chosen from each grade level for this honor. More...
The Senior Choir of the First Baptist Church will present an Easter cantata on Palm Sunday evening, March 28, at the 7 p.m. worship service. The cantata is titled “Song of the Shadows.” More...
C. E. “Ted” Bush III, a Certified Forester living in Washington, was introduced to the Washington Kiwanis Club Tuesday, March 2, by Kerry McAvoy, a long-time wood products manufacturer. More...
With noticeable improvements being made on a continual basis, the North Alexander School Association (NASA) is moving ever forward to restoring the old structure and has announced that it will hold a general membership meeting next Thursday, March 2 More...
In its regular March meeting, the Wilkes County Board of Education voted to extend the Superintendent’s contract, got an update on the Gordon Street school property, and agreed to get a $3 million line of credit from a local bank. More...
A benefit event for a young Washington mother with cancer is set for Saturday at The Gin House on Church Street in Tignall. More...
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