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Mysteries, legends to be topic of Aug. 1 foundation meeting

Author and publications editor Don Rhodes will present a program on his book, Mysteries and Legends of Georgia, Sunday afternoon, August 1, at the Washington-Wilkes Historical Foundation meeting at the Robert Toombs House from 2:30 until 4:30 p. More...

Nothing like lemonade on a hot day

Taking a break from hot weather, Jason Wheatley buys a glass of ice cold lemonade last week from Samantha Wheatley (center) and Laney Thornton, both 9. More...

Wilkes Co. 4-H’ers have much more than fun while attending Summer Camp at Rock Eagle

On Monday, June 28, 2010, an excited group of young people and adults left for a week of Summer Camp at Rock Eagle 4-H Center in Eatonton. More...

When rural areas get broadband internet, most things should change for the better

Hallelujah, we’re finally going to get hooked up to the 21st century. Wilkes County got good news this week from the U.S. government. More...

Are these dogs lost?

These two dogs were found on two separate days last week on Lexington Road. One is a black-and-white female about 1.5 years old, very friendly, with no collar and no identification chip. More...

Summertime heat hits Georgia hard during the month of June

The heat was on in Georgia in June and pop-up thunderstorms scattered rainfall and wind damage across the state. More...

Victory Baptist sets homecoming service for Sunday, Aug. 8

Victory Baptist Church on the Newtown Road in Wilkes County will have homecoming on Sunday, August 8. The service will mark the 45th anniversary of the church which began in 1965 with Lawrence Griffith as the founding pastor. More...

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Cosby family holds annual 4th of July barbecue Saturday

The home of Danny Cosby on the Centerville Road was the scene of the annual Fourth of July barbecue put on by the Cosby family. More...

Lundberg News

Revival services will begin Sunday morning, July 18, at Clifford’s Grove Baptist Church, Lundberg Road. Sunday School will begin at 10 o’clock and worship service at 11:00. More...

Tig nall News

Recently I heard there was an igloo resort in Alaska that I think we would gladly go for vacations after this hot weather. The only thing wrong about that is they are closed in April when they melt away. It is built back again in December. More...

Two injured in Danburg hit-and-run

Wilkes EMS and Washington Fire and Rescue personnel extricate two injured drivers Sunday evening in an apparent hit-and-run. More...

Jackson wins Amos Martin Invitational

Washington-Wilkes Country Club President John Overstreet (right) congratulates 2011 tournament champion Casey Jackson at the close of holiday activities held at the club. More...

Don't forget!

New Ford Baptist Church will have homecoming Sunday, August 22, beginning with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and the worship service at 11:15 a.m. Dinner will be served. More...

Coach Vince Dooley meets fans at Washington events Thursday

Legendary Georgia football coach and former Athletic Director Vince Dooley visits Washington today, Thursday, July 15, to meet fans, autograph his books and other memorabilia, and speak to a local civic club. More...

Clifford’s Grove sets revival starting Sun. at 11 a.m. service

Revival services will be held at Clifford’s Grove Baptist Church at Lundberg beginning on Sunday, July 18, at 11 a.m. Services each evening, Sunday through Wednesday, will begin at 7:30 p.m. Rev. More...

Vacation Reading Club ending with final week’s events

Sum mer The Va cation R eadi ng Club at the Mary Willis Library is entering its final week of the summer. More...

Where in the world is The News-Reporter ...

... vacationing in the Caribbean Anna and Trey Scott, daughter and son-in-law of Katharine and Preston Sanders, took their News-Reporter on vacation with them to the Sandals Resort in Jamaica. This News-Reporter is 1,182 miles from home. More...

A lok back: WalMart (WMT/NYSE)

WalMart was the first stock discussed in this column on 10/08/2009. The stock was selling at $51 and now goes for about $49...a decrease in price of 4%. This is a wonderful example of the difference between price and value. More...

‘Congress on The Square’ set today at courthouse by Rep. Broun’s office

U.S. Representative Paul Broun is hosting “Congress on the Square” in ten communities this week including Washington today, July 15. During “Congress on the Square,” Dr. More...

Certified Nursing Assistants complete training

Twenty individuals have successfully completed 112 intensive hours of class and clinical training, and have passed the State Competency Test on June 19 and 22, 2010. More...

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Rev. Jim Newsome brought a good Fourth of July sermon, “Temptations Americans Face,” from the book of Mark at Sardis Baptist Church Sunday morning, July 4. More...

Heritage Health Care residents enjoy visiting with family, friends

Guests of Mrs. Bernice McAvoy were Robert McAvoy, Sherrye Denard, Joyce Blackburn, Marion Poss, Carolyn Alexander, and Gail Galbreath. ƒSally and Lance Hopkins and John Ivey visited Mrs. Libby Ivey. More...

Cpl. Bunch spends time at home while on leave during June

Cpl. Steve Allen Bunch of Laguna Beach, California, arrived home in Tignall on leave June 26 through July 11. He is serving in the U.S. Marines at Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California. More...