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Times Journal Post – October 29, 2026
Times Journal Post – October 29, 2026
Twiggs County Commissioners sell tractor for $17,000, other highlights from last week’s meeting
Twiggs County Commissioners approved a $17,000 bid on a county tractor.
Cochran hires Redding full-time in controversial 4-2 vote
In a controversial decision, the Cochran City Council voted to make Interim City Manager Angela Redding’s position at City Hall a permanent one.
Times Journal Post – October 22, 2026
Times Journal Post – October 22, 2026
Black bear dies after collision in Twiggs County
A black bear died in Twiggs County on Friday after it was hit by two vehicles in the early hours of the morning.
Woman recovering after being injured in Cochran shooting
A woman is recovering after she was shot in Cochran Tuesday afternoon.
Coley addresses concerns about city water, billing and management
Following escalating tensions surrounding several city issues, Cochran Mayor Carla Coley held a town hall meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 6.
Regional Stories
Dublin school board OKs tax increase
Board says tax hike is “revenue-neutral” and will offset revenue lost to new senior citizen exemption.
Sanders treasures relationships, teachable moments from time at Trinity/JMA as sun sets on coaching career
The Crusaders’ longtime baseball and softball coach is calling it a career after this fall’s final softball season closed out an abundant 45-year run at two midstate schools.
WLHS student, mother, praise community’s help in time of unforeseen crisis
Laurens County high school student and his mother recalled an incident that happened during a fun event.
Multiple Treutlen governing bodies propose adjustments to millage rates
Multiple governing bodies in Treutlen County have announced plans to adjust their individual millage rates following reassessments of property values in the area.
Pilot Club Christmas ornament stirs memories of old Claxton Hospital
“We’ve already sold at least 300, and we got them in (last) Wednesday,” Pilot Club member Sherry Mangum said Monday. “It’s been a great response.”
No. 1 Johnson County hammers Hancock Central to continue unbeaten run
The Trojans scored 55 points in just 17 offensive plays, and were dominant again on defense as they overwhelmed the Bulldogs to improve to 8-0.
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