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Parents advised to monitor children's phones for sexually explicit material
Parents advised to monitor children's phones for sexually explicit material → Read More
Marlo East takes over head football coach position at Jefferson County High School
Marlo East takes over head football coach position at Jefferson County High School → Read More
Community rallies to support 13-year-old accidental shooting victim
Community rallies to support 13-year-old accidental shooting victim → Read More
Citizens warned that bobcat collected near Louisville tests positive for rabies
Bobcat collected near Louisville tests positive for rabies → Read More
Sen. Jon Ossoff secures $250 million for broadband expansion
Sen. Jon Ossoff secures $250 million for broadband expansion → Read More
Jefferson County leaders meet with local legislators
Jefferson County leaders meet with local legislators → Read More
Leaving the sidelines: Coach JB Arnold announces retirement from football
Leaving the sidelines: Coach JB Arnold announces retirement from football → Read More
JCHS SkillsUSA team wins Augusta construction cup
For the fourth time in eight years Jefferson County High School students have won the East Georgia Work Force Development Alliance Construction Cup. Points are accumulated by the school’s entire team as two students from each school compete in each event which include electrical, plumbing, masonry and carpentry challenges. In this competition, Jefferson County students face other schools in… → Read More
Toulson wins New's commission seat in runoff
William Toulson wins the late Tommy New's District 4 Jefferson County Commission seat in runoff election → Read More
Lucky Little Art House opens in Louisville
Stephanie Scatina has loved art ever since she was a child playing with markers and paper in the creative department of the ad agency where her mom worked in New York City. As a teenager she would meet her mom in Manhattan for lunch and then roam and explore before they would take the bus home together. One time she wandered into the Museum of Modern Art and saw Vincent Van Gough’s Starry Night… → Read More
Eight Wrens families without homes after Pine Valley Apartments fire
Eight Wrens families are without homes after a fire consumed nearly all of building B in Pine Valley Apartments on Tuesday. → Read More
'It’s not as simple as moving it': Estimates show cost of moving Louisville slave market
After voting to remove the Old Market House from downtown Louisville, City Council is now faced with choices on where to move it and at what cost. → Read More
Warriors advance to quarterfinals with 42-29 win over Yellow Jackets
Jefferson County High School Warriors football team advance in playoffs → Read More
Louisville city council votes to move former “slave market” from downtown
Louisville’s city council voted Tuesday to remove the more than 200-year-old market house where slaves were once sold from its current downtown location subject to "all legal issues being satisfactorily resolved" and the presentation of a plan for its new location.For several weeks, a city-appointed Market House Committee has been gathering information on the structure, community sentiment and… → Read More
Woman and two children killed in Wrens mobile home fire
A woman and two children were killed in a mobile home fire this morning near Wrens. A neighbor called 911 after seeing smoke at the Fred McDonald Road → Read More
Actor Danny Glover to speak at Black History program at Louisville church Saturday
To millions of people around the world Danny Glover is an icon of the American screen, a Hollywood star and a devoted activist for human rights. To the congregation of Canaan Galilee Missionary Baptist Church in Louisville, Glover is so much more than that...he's family. And he will be visiting "family" Saturday as guest speaker at the church's annual Black History program. Following his talk at… → Read More
Wrens man wanted for robbing poker game
Officers are looking for a Wrens man who robbed a poker game in Pine Valley Saturday, pistol whipped another man and then fired a gun in the air. Rodrigus Antwan Freeman, 34, of Oak Street, faces charges of armed robbery, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime. Officers were notified of the incident after a family member drove the victim to Jefferson… → Read More
Wrens man shot by former police officer
A Wrens man is recovering from gunshot wounds after mistakenly approaching the wrong house.According to Wrens Police Chief Jamey Kitchens, George Hannah, → Read More
Wrens man shot by former police officer
A Wrens man is recovering from gunshot wounds after mistakenly approaching the wrong house.According to Wrens Police Chief Jamey Kitchens, George Hannah, → Read More
Veteran crop duster coming in for a landing
From several hundred feet up, the earth is a quilt with oddly shaped patches in different shades of green. Each crop is a different shade and texture; the → Read More