September 8, 2010 RSS feed / Community

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MCHS student attends National Leadership Summit

Baltimore, MD – Daniel Allen, a student at Miller County High School and Bainbridge College, attended the 2010 National Leadership Summit, sponsored by LeadAmerica, at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD/ Washington, DC. More...

News Around Us

Bainbridge - Bainbridge police have arrested the suspect in the August 21 stabbing death of 29-yearold Eugenio Loredo. Loredo was fatally stabbed during a fight at 712 Fleming Street just after 1 a.m. on August 21. More...

Nursing Home News

by Suzanne Griffin

It is hard to believe that September is already here. We are all looking forward to some cooler weather and are looking for some fresh boiled peanuts. We have enjoyed our activities over the past week. More...

CKE Restaurants Inc. appoint Ponder to board of directors

Donalsonville, Ga. (September 1, 2010) – CKE Restaurants, Inc. announced recently the appointment of Daniel E. Ponder, Jr., Jerold H. Rubinstein and C. Thomas Thompson to its board of directors. More...

LIBRARY NEWS

by Taryn Brown

Toddler Time Premiers! More...

BC student saves life

Bainbridge resident Tyler Inlow was in the right place at the right time and with the right knowledge to save the life of a Florida woman whose extended family was driving in caravan through Bainbridge on their way home to Miami. More...

Kirkland Family Reunion

On August 8, 2010, the descendants of William Gilbert and Callie Spooner Kirkland got together for the 49th consecutive year for a family reunion. Those attending all had a great time visiting with some they had not seen since last year. More...

Holiday need for blood donors

The American Red Cross Southern Blood Services Region issued an urgent call for blood donors on August 22, 2010. While we have seen some response, more is required. More...

EAB found in Tennessee-What does that mean for Georgia?

A destructive, exotic insect that attacks and kills ash trees has been discovered near Knoxville, Tennessee. Because the emerald ash borer (EAB) pest is federally regulated by the U.S. More...