Kimberly L. Jackson was awarded the degree of Master of Accounting and Financial Management from the Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University on June 20. More...
From the Chia Pet to the Topsy Turvy tomato planter, every year the newest wave of garden gadgets or plants hits the marketplace. One of the newest is the tomato tree. More...
Exxon was discussed in this column on 10/22/2010 when its price was about $70 per share. It is down about 16% to around $59. Has the BP disaster in the Gulf impacted this stock price? More...
“No watermelon, no foul.” – Edward, Twilight More...
By CAROLYN GAMMON Please call 706-285-2736
Vacations are a time to look forward to all year and then when the time slowly arrives it is quickly over. Then we need another vacation to get over the real vacation. Vacations have really changed over the years. More...
Pole Branch Missionary Baptist Church held its annual Youth Day program Sunday, June 27, during regular services. More...
... coolin’ it on the river
The First United Methodist Church took The News-Reporter on a trip to Helen, Georgia, last week for tubing down the Chattahoochee River. More...
The June monthly roundup of arrests by state and local law enforcement agencies in Wilkes County include arrests for growing marijuana and a large number of arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol. More...
Dr. Lester Johnston (right) told members of the Washington Rotary Club about the soon-to-be-established Rural Health Clinics in connection with Wills Memorial Hospital. More...
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