Gene Conroy, left, and presenter Neil Campbell, executive director of the Georgia Council on Substance Abuse, discuss strategies for engaging the recovery community. The organization has a “warm line” available seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. for those who need help with substance abuse (1-844-326-5400).
Chief Assistant District Attorney John B. Johnson, standing far right, addresses a gathering of parents and law-enforcement officials seeking to determine evidence as to who may have been left out of a planned Wayne County High senior trip on account of the alleged failure of a private organizer to complete bookings for some 25 students. Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent Larry Kelly, behind Johnson, was on hand to interview parents and collect information on the case at the direction of District Attorne
Dottie Krepps shows newspaper clippings she keeps posted on her door at Wayne County High School.

News Stories

Meeks wins GOP primary for 178; _Werkheiser wins other House race

Wayne County resident Steven Meeks has won t

By Drew Davis

Gene Conroy, left, and presenter Neil Campbell, executive director of the Georgia Council on Substance Abuse, discuss strategies for engaging the recovery community. The organization has a “warm line” available seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. for those who need help with substance abuse (1-844-326-5400).

Recovery Symposium sparks conversations

 

By Mark Stokes

More than 300 ready to graduate

An estimated 320 students will graduate from Wayne County High School this weekend.

By Drew Davis

Opinion

Bon voyage and let ’er sail

Last week’s news for local senior-class members planning on making the once-in-a-lifetime senior cruise was a hard life lesson.

PRINT Act needs to be supported

Given the importance of the paper industry in general and community newspapers in particular, it’s gratifying to know that the PRINT (

Cast your vote for Werkheiser, Meeks

It’s not unprecedented, but it is rare that this newspaper endorses a political candidate.

Obituaries

5.23.18 obituaries

Rinehart & Sons

 

5.19.18 obituaries

Peoples

 

5.16.18 obituaries

Howard-Jones

 

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