CONO will host council, mayoral candidate forum on Saturday ↗
A Council and Mayoral Candidates Forum will be Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Decatur Public Library.
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Action on data center special permit frozen by lawsuit, says city attorney ↗
Statesboro’s city government, through City Attorney Cain Smith, filed a response Oct. 19-21 in Bulloch County Superior Court to a lawsuit seeking to reverse the city’s Aug. 18 rezoning of a 27-acre tract on Burkhalter Road to “O” or office at the request of data center developers.
Modern Data Centers: Facts, Safeguards, and Community Opportunity ↗
About six months ago, immediately following the Decatur County Commissioners’ decision to place a moratorium on data centers, a task force was formed by the County Commissioners.
Sumter County Board of Education discusses attendance and tax revenue ↗
The Sumter County Board of Education met on Nov. 9. Attendance was a key concern. Superintendent Jerry Sanders said they are working on getting kids to school. “We’re above 96 […]
Historic Boston library recognized during 16th marking ceremony ↗
BOSTON — The John Lee of Nansemond Chapter of the National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century held its 16th historic marking ceremony last week, recognizing the Boston Carnegie Library, which was built in 1914 with funding from the Andrew Carnegie Library Corporation.
Old Albany Road Project completed ↗
THOMASVILLE — After many years of public input and more than a year of major infrastructure improvements, sidewalk construction, and road paving, the Old Albany Road Project is now complete, marking a significant step in pedestrian safety along the busy corridor.
City of Valdosta and Lowndes County invite community to annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony ↗
The City of Valdosta and Lowndes County encourage residents and visitors of all ages to join in this holiday tradition and celebrate the season with an evening of music, lights, and community fellowship in Downtown Valdosta.
Wilcox Commissioners table jail-location decision amid public concerns ↗
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Wilcox County commissioners tabled a resolution selecting a location for a new jail after residents raised concerns about a proposed Rochelle site near school […]