CAST OFF AND CELEBRATE: NATIONAL FISHING AND BOATING WEEK RETURNS JUNE 6–14
SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. (May 28, 2026) – Looking for the perfect reason to spend time outdoors? National Fishing and Boating Week (NFBW) returns June 6–14, 2026, offering Georgians a great opportunity to get on the water, introduce someone new to fishing, and take advantage of two FREE Fishing Days, according to the Georgia Department of Natural…
Read MoreCotton Commission supports Great American Cotton Plan
Georgia Cotton Commission Welcomes USDA’s Great American Cotton Plan Today, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced The Great American Cotton Plan, an initiative from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to promote the cotton industry. The Georgia Cotton Commission (GCC) applauds Secretary Rollins’ announcement and is appreciative of the support shown to cotton producers…
Read MoreMagazine and map at the Chamber of Commerce
Official Community Map & Chamber & Community Magazine These publications are distributed throughout the year at: The Chamber Office Local businesses Hotels and lodging locations Events and festivals Welcome and tourism locations Community partners and recruitment packets Whether you are looking to increase visibility, attract new customers, or strengthen your local presence, our map and…
Read MoreFertilizer delivery restrictions lifted
The Fertilizer Institute today welcomed an announcement from the Trump Administration temporarily removing hours of service (HOS) regulations for fertilizer deliveries. “TFI thanks USDA Secretary Rollins and DOT Secretary Duffy for recognizing the essential need of getting fertilizer from production plants and retailers to farmers exactly when and where it is needed,” said TFI president and…
Read MoreRabbi’s Rap – Why Fear Distorts the Size of Our Challenges
Most people assume that fear comes from the size of the challenge in front of them. A difficult career move, a risky decision, a daunting project—these things appear large, complicated, and uncertain. It seems natural that hesitation would follow. When the obstacles look enormous, fear feels inevitable. But sometimes fear does not grow from the…
Read MoreBaker’s Dozen – In search of a boat
BOAT – N. A hole in the water into which one throws money. Boats are best owned by someone else. Like you. Give me occasional visitation rights and I’m a happy guy. Except I want a boat of my own. I want one big enough to take to the lake and fish for catfish until…
Read MoreNews from Tift Regional hospital
New doctor at Southwell Southwell is proud to welcome Fred Morpeth, MD to Southwell Ear, Nose and Throat. A board-certified otolaryngologist, Dr. Morpeth will work alongside providers Dontre’ Douse, MD, Lacey Childress, FNP-C, DeAnna Thompson, FNP-C and audiologist Julie Lambert, M.ED, CCA-A. Dr. Morpeth’s services include: Ear, hearing, and balance care Nasal, sinus, and airway…
Read MoreElection results
Georgia will have a runoff election on June 16 for several primary elections. Early voting is Monday, June 8 – Friday, June 12. No Saturday voting. If you voted in the primary, you have to vote the same way in the runoff. Those who voted Republican must vote the R ballot. Democrats must vote a…
Read MoreA new way to help Turner County
A new way to support Turner County is coming. The Elevate Turner Foundation (ETF) plans to become a program to invest in long-term projects for Turner County and seek grants for all kinds of projects. “Turner County needs this foundation, which is a nonprofit organized as a 501.c.3. That c.3 designation matters under IRS rules.…
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Scripture & Prayer Scripture: James 3: 17-18(KJV) But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be intreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocrisy. And the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace of them that make peace. Prayer: Our Father, we petition…
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