Alamo’s Lamplight Little Theatre will begin its latest instruction cycle on Sept. 14, marking nearly 25 years of teaching local children the fundamentals of stage performance under its new operator.
Treutlen County Manager Joseph Glenn reported several Treutlen County residents had refused to take a survey necessary to apply for what he described as the largest grant in Treutlen County’s history, with tax concerns as their main reason.
The Alamo City Council reviewed proposed changes to a contract pertaining to the city’s “sludge” during their regular monthly meeting on Aug. 17 in the Alamo City Hall.
For Mount Vernon’s La Cabaña Mexican Restaurant, 2026 marks a decade after the business recovered and reopened from a devastating fire.
For the operator of Alamo’s Bulldog Grill, running restaurants seems to run in the family.
Montgomery County Probate Judge Stacie Randolph spoke to the Board of Commissioners during their regular meeting on Aug. 10 about concerns of inadequate fire safety at the Montgomery County Courthouse.
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners voted to move forward with the readings of a land use ordinance on data centers during their regular meeting on Aug. 10 in Mount Vernon.
The Treutlen County Board of Commissioners approved up to $50,000 for the purchase of a new car for the local sheriff’s office during their regular meeting on Aug. 3, despite the reservations of some commissioners.
Alamo city officials, including city council members and the police chief, have expressed an interest in expanding the number of cameras in the city in the name of safety.
Three Montgomery County residents spoke to the Board of Commissioners on the issue of a potential data center during the board’s August 6 work session, each tackling a different aspect of the issue.
