Local 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…
Read MoreSports – local and otherwise
The Charlton County Maiden softball team had a big week last week winning four region contests all by run rule to move to 8-5 on the season and 6-1 in Region 2-A. The Charlton County football team dropped their first game of the year losing to Jeff Davis. But the Indians showed some grit after…
Read MoreSouth Georgia State College Recognizes Students
PRESS RELEASE: A total of 360 South Georgia State College students have earned a spot on the Summer 2025 Academic Recognition Lists, according to an announcement today by Vice President for Academic & Student Affairs, Sara Selby. 18 students earned a spot on the President’s List, 14 on the Dean’s List, and 328 on the Academic Honors List.…
Read MoreTribe Wins 40-36 Shootout Against McIntosh County Academy
By Glenn Hughes The Charlton County Indians hosted McIntosh County Academy last Friday night and fans got their money’s worth with lots of points scored by both sides. The lead would change hands several times in the course of the game before the Indians held on for a 40-36 win to improve to 2-0 on…
Read MorePoppy Poster Contest Winners
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a Poppy Poster Contest for students in grades 2 through 12, including those with special needs. Seven grade classes competed, showcasing their artistic talents on an 11”x 14” poster board with the poppy as the central theme. In each division, judges selected a winner from every category, who received $50…
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By Glenn Hughes The Charlton County Indians opened up the 2025 football season with a 32-12 win over Brantley County. Omari Wilson rushed for 212 yards and two touchdowns while Brandon Woolard scored twice as well. The Charlton County dropped two of three falling to Brunswick, beating Atkinson County before losing to Lanier County. The…
Read MoreCharles Larry Crews
Charles Larry Crews, 80, of Folkston, GA passed away Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at Hospice Satilla in Waycross. GA following an extended illness. He was born April 02, 1945, in Folkston, GA to the late Charles Basil Crews and Annie Emaline Altman Crews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his…
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