Eden Hodges

Council to consider making Squash the Spread organization into City commission

Youth Parks & Rec state champions honored in presentation

Rising high school junior Hunter Martin inspires his peers as he takes Denver Nationals

A young married duo Mary Sue and the late Inman Hodges owned The Paragon restaurant, which was on South Main Street in the 1950’s and 60’s where Gnat’s Landing now stands.

Bulloch Commissioners meeting packed down the hall for neighborhood zoning changes

Paula Hall made a difference for Sanielle Jones to overcome adversity to graduate college

Hundreds of cars line up for Feed the Boro's July food drop

Consent agenda Approved: Yearly contract for the radio system service and support from Motorola in the amount of $174,033.23. It is budgeted in the radio system budget. Approved: Contract with Leading Change for after-school training for staff.

Local entrepreneurs of Tandoor & Tap and Vino 1910 host first-ever BoroFest block party

Ten teens graduate with skills to kickstart their own bakeries, boutiques and more.