Cherokee of Georgia Celebrate 45th Annual Fall Powwow
The Cherokee of Georgia hosted their 45th Annual Fall Powwow this past weekend, a three-day celebration of culture, community and tradition. The event offered something for everyone — from vibrant dancing and powerful storytelling to delicious food, arts and crafts, and a wide variety of vendors. A flag-folding ceremony was held as a solemn ceremonial…
Read MoreKloan Bass And Kline Petty
Kloan Petty Bass- 55 of Hahira, Georgia passed on August 6, 2025, at her residence. Mrs. Bass was born in Sylvester, Georgia on January 8, 1970, to parents Roy Kline Petty and Linda Huggins Petty. Kloan was a dedicated wife and mother, an amazing daughter, a loving sister, and a proud, adored Grammie. She was also…
Read MoreU.S. Postal Service Announces No Stamp Price Changes for January 2026
* Postmaster General David Steiner confirms no price increase for Market Dominant products in January 2026 * Delivering For America plan continues progress in controlling costs * Postal Service prices remain among the most affordable in the world A recommendation by Postmaster General David Steiner not to raise prices in January 2026 for Market Dominant…
Read MoreTribe Rolls To 48-20 Homecoming Win Over Lanier – By Glenn Hughes
After a week off the Charlton County Indian football team returned to action last Friday night and evened their record at 3-3 with a 48-20 win over Lanier County. The Tribe took advantage of three Bulldog turnovers while Omari Wilson scored four times to lead the way. The Indians kicked off to start the game…
Read MoreDonald E Renshaw
Donald E Renshaw was born on a farm on the outskirts of the Okefenokee swamp near St. George, Georgia. His upbringing on the farm with his parents and eight siblings profoundly shaped his life. Donald served in the U.S. Airforce, stationed in California, where he met his wife Martha at Bethany Bible College. In the…
Read MoreGrand Opening for Celebration Depot – Kelvin Henderson
Celebration Depot welcomed the Charlton County community during a festive grand opening on Saturday, September 20, 2025, at 195 First Street. The grand opening offered opportunities to tour the venue, meet the owner and staff, and learn more about the services Celebration Depot will provide. With a focus on bringing people together for memorable events,…
Read MoreLocal Author Plants Seeds of Legacy with First Children’s Book
By Leslie Kulwik Local resident and Georgia agriculture advocate Nicholas E. Sumner has planted more than just seeds in South Georgia soil—he’s planted the seeds of legacy, love, and learning with the recent release of his first children’s book, Down Where the Roots Run Deep. This beautifully illustrated picture book celebrates family farming and the…
Read MoreCharlton County Senior Brandon Woolard #3 Voted ITG Next’s August 2025 Georgia Male Athlete of the Month
By Phil Jones Brandon Wollard, a senior at Charlton County High School, is the ITG Next Georgia Athlete of the Month. He competes on the Charlton County High School Indians track team as a member of the 4?200 relay team, and plays football for coach Demario Jones and the Indians as a slot receiver and…
Read MoreBees in Peril: Nearly Half of Georgia Colonies Wiped Out
By Leslie Kulwik One of the most important parts of human existence is slowly disappearing across the U.S. A new study by BestMadHoney has revealed the states where bees are vanishing fastest – and the results paint a bleak picture for American pollinators. The analysis, based on data from the Apiary Inspectors of America, shows…
Read MoreMain Street gets a makeover
By Leslie Kulwik A big change is underway on Main Street as crews begin removing trees that have long been a part of the downtown charm—but also a source of serious sidewalk damage. Several large trees, whose roots have buckled sidewalks and created tripping hazards for several people, have been cut down to long stumps…
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