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A writer, a poet, a mom, and more
Seminole County’s Betty R. Middleton is indeed an inspiration to us all. Mother to Paula Middleton Faircloth and Greg Middleton of Seminole County, Betty has spent her entire life enjoying it to its fullest. In addition to all of the accolades she has received as a writer, a poet, a photographer and business woman, she…
Read MoreTwenty-six compete for Miss Donalsonville titles
Back row: Baby Miss Donalsonville Emersyn Croom is being held by Miss Donalsonville Elizabeth Leal, Teen Miss Brittany Robinson, Junior Miss Rylee Herrington, and Miss Hospitality Queen Libby Nicole Miller; front row: Toddler Miss Kree Vickers,Teeny Miss Rylee Holt, Young Miss Ava Clanton, Tiny Miss Kate Shingler and Little Miss Kenzie Chambliss Twenty-six young ladies…
Read MoreSGA Lady Warriors win first State Tennis Titles
The SGA Lady Warriors tennis team made school history at the 2022 GISA State Team and Individual Tennis Competitions held at the John Drew Tennis Center in Macon. The Lady Warriors claimed their first GISA AA State Team Championship title on April 26. On April 20, Blair Pollock won the first girls singles title as…
Read MoreLady Indians advance to GHSA Tennis Championship Final Four
This year’s Lady Indians are Arabella Touchton, Kendall Denham, Addie Holt, Ava Godwin, Hillary Bell, Sara Jo Fain, Maggie Palmer, and Ashlyn Thompson. The Lady Indians will play Trion High School in Trion, Georgia today, Thursday, May 5 at 1 p.m for the chance to advance into the GHSA State Tennis tournament finals. The Seminole…
Read MoreFive additional arrests made in dog fighting case
Five additional arrests have been made during the past week in this area’s largest dog-fighting bust which occurred on Sunday, April 24. Fredrica J Buggs, age 34, Rodrecus D. Kimble, age 41, and Torris S. Kimble, age 29, were apprehended and arrested on outstanding warrants for dog fighting. Marvin L. Pulley III, age 50, and…
Read MoreAdvance voting for May 24 primary now in progress
Georgia’s Primary Election is just weeks away on Tuesday, May 24, but for many Seminole County residents and voters throughout the state of Georgia the chance to make their voice heard began Monday, May 2, with the start of early voting. Seminole County voters can cast their ballots at the Seminole County Courthouse in…
Read MoreBurke, Worsham and Harrell’s Donalsonville office to move to 201 South Woolfork Avenue location
Burke, Worsham and Harrell (BW&H), a full-service accounting firm in operation since 1965, will soon be relocating its 230 Cherry Street downtown Donalsonville office to 201 South Woolfork Avenue, the former Georgia Power building, and most recently, the former First Port City Bank branch location. After much thought and consideration, the decision to downsize was…
Read MoreGolf teams head to State
The Indians placed first, and the Lady Indians placed third in the Area Golf Tournament, which was held at the Quitman Country Club on April 20. Landon Kirkland and Garrett Landing tied for low medalist with both shooting a 76. The first and third place finishes qualified the Seminole County Middle High School boys…
Read MoreIndians and Lady Indians advance into State Tennis Tournaments’ Elite Eight
The Seminole County Middle High School tennis teams are red hot and on a roll. The Lady Indians and the Indians continue to serve notice that they are on a mission and have their sights set on the tournaments’ finals in Rome. Playing in the Georgia High School Association State Tennis Tournaments’ Sweet 16 round…
Read MoreRape charges dismissed against Bacarri Rambo
Rape charges against former Seminole County and Unicersity of Georgia football player Bacarri Rambo were dismissed last week. Rambo, who starred at defensive back for the Bulldogs from 2010-12, was arrested and charged with rape in June 2020. Twenty-two months later, Superior Court Judge Patrick Haggard signed a motion to dismiss filed by Mikaela Henderson,…
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