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Albany Museum of Art Opening Reception is June 4

Five new exhibitions at the Albany Museum of Art, led by Vitus Shell: Power of Sight, the Louisiana artist’s first solo exhibition in Georgia, will be celebrated at an opening reception on Thursday, June 4, at the museum. The reception starts at 5:30 p.m. The summer lineup includes two exhibitions that focus on Albany’s history:…

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More Ga Power rate reduction news

  Good Morning Community Partners! The Georgia Public Service Commission approved a plan on May 28, 2026, that will lower overall rates for the average retail customer beginning in June. A typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per month will save nearly $50 per year, or about $4 per month. Total annual savings for all…

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Feral hog workshop

Feral swine have become increasingly detrimental in Georgia, causing significant damage to agricultural crops and natural resources throughout the state. The economic impact of damage caused by feral swine in Georgia is estimated at $150 million. A group of agricultural and natural resource organizations are partnering to bring Georgia’s top experts on feral swine together…

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DNR seeks input on protected species list

GEORGIA PROTECTED SPECIES LIST OPEN FOR NOMINATIONS SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. (June 1, 2026) – Georgia’s list of protected wildlife is being updated. And during June, the state Department of Natural Resources is asking Georgians for their recommendations on native animal and plants to add or remove as part of the first comprehensive changes in 20…

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Sunbelt Expo updates

Sunbelt Ag Expo Spring Farm Update: Drought Conditions, Precision Technology & 2026 Hay Contest As the planting season is officially in full force, the Sunbelt Ag Expo has had a busy start to spring with much more planned in the next couple of months. The Darrell Williams Research Farm is in the heart of planting…

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church news

Scripture & Prayer Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:11(KJV) Wherefore comfort yourselves together, and edify one another, even as also ye do. Prayer: Our Father, help us to see the needs of the people around us through your eyes. Give us a heart that genuinely cares and seeks to love thy neighbor as thyself. In the name…

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Summer meal program for kids

“Turner County School Nutrition Program Seamless Summer Option is Back! All children 18 and under can enjoy FREE breakfast and lunch this summer! Turner County Elementary School will offer breakfast Monday-Friday, and Turner County Middle/High will offer breakfast Monday-Thursday. Breakfast is at 7:30-8 AM and lunch is 11 AM- 12:30 PM. Meals are required to…

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Working Women lunch big success

We had an absolute packed house this afternoon at our second Women In Business luncheon! Our topic was Networking through Volunteerism and we had the perfect speaker Angie Butler O’Steen. We also had several local nonprofits speak briefly about their organizations and their missions Coastal Plain CASA, Inc., Family Connections of Turner County, Second Chance…

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$102K raised for women’s shelter

Ruth’s Cottage and The Patticake House’s 22nd annual Champions of Hope Sporting Clays event in April raised $102,844.19. “We are so grateful for our community’s support in making this year’s Champions of Hope event a success,” said Nancy Bryan, Executive Director of Ruth’s Cottage and The Patticake House. “We would not be able to raise…

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Legion hosts Memorial Day observance

  American Legion Post 98 hosted its annual Memorial Day ceremony in Elrod Park on Memorial Day. Memorial Day is set aside to remember and honor US service men and women who died in service to the nation. Veterans Day, in November, is for all veterans alive and passed. As part of the ceremony, Legion…

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