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It has now been a week since many of us could step behind a partition and register the name of someone who, in our minds, would make a positive difference in our daily lives and those of our family and neighbors.
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Downtown Bainbridge is turning pink on November 20 for Pink Friday, a nationwide celebration encouraging shoppers to support small businesses as they begin their holiday shopping.
Start checking off your Christmas list close to home. Downtown Bainbridge’s Holiday Open House returns Saturday, November 14, with special sales, extended shopping hours at participating retailers and a little holiday cheer.
The high school and middle school Bearcats made a big splash and beat the Thomasville Bulldogs at the Bainbridge Dual Swim Meet on Tuesday.
Foster child Alley Dusek was reported missing on Nov. 2. According to the Americus Police Department, Dusek is 14 years old, white, female, around 5’5” in height, weighing around 150 […]
THOMASVILLE — Imagine, for a moment, the animals of the Red Hills calling a Pineland Summit.
Every year on November 11, Americans pause to honor the men and women who wore the uniform of the United States Armed Forces.
Natalie Smith was recently voted as the first black female commander of AMVETS Post 13 in Valdosta.
Bubba Jax Crab Shack 1700 W. Hill Ave.; Nov. 5 100 – A Hunan House 1525 Baytree Rd.; Nov. 5 96 – A Email newsletter signup Cook Out Restaurant 1000 […]
Celebrate Recovery held its largest fundraiser of the year on Nov. 7 at Perlis Park in Cordele. Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered 12-step addiction recovery program. Dinner and services are […]
Charles “Forrest” Byram, 80, born in Newnan and raised in the Arnco village passed away Saturday, November 7, 2026. He is survived by wife, Kay Byram; daughter, Mandy Byram; daughter,