Connect Cochran: Public WiFi is coming to downtown Cochran
Public WiFi is coming to downtown Cochran, thanks to Middle Georgia State University and five local government entities.
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Twiggs County Commissioners approve “slow down” sign on road where a Danville man was killed this summer
The Twiggs County Board of Commissioners approved the installation of a “slow down” sign at the site of a hit-and-run that killed a Danville man back in July.
Run Clubs are gaining momentum in tri-county area
Middle Georgia is seeing a growing number of run clubs, and the tri-county area recently welcomed two.
GDOT seeks feedback for proposed U-turn at deadly Wilkinson County intersection
GDOT proposed installing a U-turn at the intersection of SR 18 and SR 540 after 61 wrecks were recorded over a ten year period, two of which were fatal.
Juvenile in custody after allegedly planning a shooting at Bleckley County Middle School
The Bleckley County Sheriff's Office say a juvenile was arrested after an investigation revealed the student “expressed intentions of carrying out a school shooting.”
Twiggs County Country Festival returns this Saturday with 90+ vendors
Twiggs County’s seasonal Country Festival is back this Saturday, Sept. 19, and it’s expected to be the biggest one yet.
Following a shooting at a Warner Robins high school, Twiggs County Schools shows why high-security matters in the modern era
In 2017, a stabbing at Twiggs County High School changed the way the district viewed security vs. privacy forever.
American Red Cross returns to Wilkinson County next week
In collaboration with Hello Kitty and Friends, the American Red Cross is holding a blood drive on Sept. 14 at Voice of Truth Church.
Lickity Split shapes up to be the new “it” restaurant in downtown Cochran
Lickity Split owner Sonja Oswald says the restaurant will serve Greek food, candy and live entertainment when they reopen later this month.
New branch manager at Cochran library expands programs in her first month
One month into her new role as branch manager at Tessie W. Norris library, Tara Morris is forming clubs, expanding programs and strengthening community bonds.