The developer behind a proposed 70-acre subdivision near downtown Rutledge has withdrawn his application. According to a letter dated Sept. 13, 2021, and signed by Spencer Knight, former Rutledge mayor and owner of Elgen Homes, Inc., the proposed subdivision is now off the books.
Last year the Cotton Gin Festival was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. This year, the festival will return to Bostwick earlier than u…
If you were in Downtown Madison Sunday, you were met with an array of brightly colored classic cars and friendly furry pups in need of a forev…
The Morgan County Charter School System (MCCSS) has been awarded more than $650,000 to be used over the next three years for literacy initiati…
The Morgan County Charter School System (MCCSS) recently announced that MCHS graduate and current MCCSS parent, Jennifer Stewart, has been sel…
The American Red Cross is sweetening the deal for volunteers who donate blood on Oct. 5 — a coupon for one free ice cream cone from Scoops in …
Students who have completed their high school academic careers are usually faced with complicated decisions about their futures. Georgia Milit…
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Alcoholics Anonymous (Al-Anon) meetings are starting back up at the end of the month in a brand new location. The group suspended in-person me…
One lucky Morgan County high school student will be chosen to receive a $750 scholarship to attend Georgia Military College (GMC). Carrie Pete…
Agriculturalists are often searching for ways to adapt and evolve with the ever-changing tec…
The community is invited to join Vitality Living, the senior retirement community in Madison…
The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming General Election in November is fast approa…
“Large Art Dreaming” is an ambitious collaboration between the Steffen Thomas Museum of Art …
Saturday the Morgan County High School cross country team traveled to Apalachee High School …
