The Treutlen County Development Authority held a groundbreaking ceremony for EcoRubbers on Oct. 26 in the Soperton-Treutlen County Industrial Park, the first of three commemorating new businesses coming to the area.
The Treutlen County High School marching band will serve as the opening performance of the Million Pines Arts and Crafts Festival on November 7, a longtime tradition for the school but a first for the most recent band director.
The Million Pines Arts and Crafts Festival will return to Soperton’s Iva Park on Nov. 7 and Nov. 8 with over 250 vendors, the most in the festival’s history.
New operators are aiming to revitalize a long running horror attraction in Treutlen County, bringing along experience from a lifetime in the industry.
The Soperton City Council affirmed its stance to leverage fines against owners of dogs guilty of vandalism during its regular meeting on Oct. 20 in the Soperton City Hall.
A new nonprofit aims to assist young, rural workers in local communities remain in those communities with federal grants and connections.
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners adopted a 3.5 percent Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for county employees in fiscal year 2027 during their regular monthly meeting on Oct. 12 in Mount Vernon.
Multiple governing bodies in Treutlen County have announced plans to adjust their individual millage rates following reassessments of property values in the area.
Candidates for the Wheeler County’s probate and magistrate judge positions attended a meet-and-greet event on Oct. 6 in the Wheeler County Community Center in Alamo.
The Treutlen County Board of Commissioners established paths forward for the acquisition of a second ambulance and future town hall meetings during their regular meeting on Oct. 5 in Soperton.
