September 30, 2009 RSS feed / School & Sports

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Seminole Ramlins

by Jack Wingate
The Gov-mint who is in Washington says that the "Recession, Depredion or Concession, is over, well that reminds me of what Harry Truman sed bout the Korean War being a little "Police Action," by gosh, he must not have seen the, "chosen few," who pi More...

News from MCES PTO

By Martiele Pickle, PTO President

The MCES PTO is off to a busy start this year. More...

Middle School Football

by: Selena Warren

The Miller County Middle School Football Team faced the Early County Bobcats here in Colquitt on Thursday afternoon. Miller County elected to receive the ball at the beginning of the second half. More...

SGA Lady Warriors shatter school record

by Michaelyn Newberry

The Lady Warriors shattered a school record for most wins by recording their 20th Sept. 25 by shutting out region foe Windsor 8-0 at home. More...

Overflow Parking Reflects BC's Record Enrollment of 3,500+

Bainbridge College (BC) and the Bainbridge College Early County Site (BCEC) in Blakely marked another semester of record enrollment with 3,515 students attending Fall Semester, 965 of them at BCEC. More...

Bells attend UGA Cheerleading Camp

Belinda, Rebecca, and Hillary Bell attended the fourth annual University of Georgia Southern Belle's Cheerleading Spirit Camp in Athens. More...

MCHS FFA NEWS

by Hunter Cleveland Reporter

First off, I would like to give a special thanks to anyone and everyone that helped with the chicken-que. Also I would like to thank everyone that bought a chicken-que plate; you helped raise a bunch of money. More...

Backroads and Bobtails

HUNTING TRADITION STILL MEANINGFUL
by Bob Kornegay

Hunting has undergone a lot of changes over the years. It isn't like it once was. Not by a long shot, if you'll pardon the pun. Each year, when hunting season opens, I find myself often thinking on this. More...

Warriors Fall Short

by: David Bell

The Warriors traveled to Albany Friday night to take on the Deerfield-Windsor Knights. Though they came up short, the Warriors never gave up and played their hearts out. The only problem was stopping Tony Zenon, DW's RB. More...