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Hunger a fierce foe in S. Georgia – and SNAP lapse set to make it worse*

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By T.S. Carter  / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles LANIER COUNTY, Ga. – While Lanier County’s farmers may see bountiful harvests this fall, food could soon become scarce for nearly one in six people in the county as the White House and Congress refuse to replenish food stamp money that…

Harbin, free on bond, seeks to keep Enigma seat; Berrien to vote on new 1 cent sales tax *

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By T.S. Carter | *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles    BERRIEN COUNTY, Ga. – Three weeks after an arrest on felony charges of electronic spying on city hall foes and residents alike, Enigma City Councilman Ronald Harbin will answer to voters on Tuesday, Nov. 4. He’s the incumbent in the…

Downtown Lakeland’s Parking Problem Now a Public Safety Concern*

By Editor | October 30, 2025

Illegal sidewalk parking — especially near stop signs — endangers pedestrians and drivers alike* By Carol A. Moore | *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en inglés. LAKELAND, Ga. — Downtown Lakeland’s parking crunch is becoming more than a nuisance — it’s a safety hazard. As new businesses attract more visitors, the city’s…

👻 Ghosts, Goblins, and Goodies Await on the Trick or Treat Trail! *

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By Carol A. Gasser Moore | *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en inglés    LANIER COUNTY, Ga. – Little witches, superheroes, and pint-sized pumpkins will have a fang-tastic time this weekend as the Lanier County Sheriff’s Office transforms the courthouse grounds into a delightfully spooky Trick or Treat Trail! The fun happens…

Lanier County Elementary Students Enjoy Memorable Fall Walk *

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles Lakeland, Ga. — Lanier County Elementary School students enjoyed a crisp autumn morning during their annual Fall Walk, recently.  It’s a tradition that brought smiles, laughter, and plenty of school spirit to the community. The event gave students a…

GFAF Honors Richard Griffiths’ Lasting Legacy of Transparency and Teaching *

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By Carol A. Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles    GEORGIA – The Georgia First Amendment Foundation (GFAF) is paying special tribute to one of its most dedicated champions, Richard T. Griffiths, by presenting him with the organization’s prestigious Founder’s Award. The honor recognizes Griffiths’ enduring commitment to open…

Local Gas Stations Brace for Impact as Circle K Rises Near Downtown Lakeland*

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By Carol A. Gasser Moore | *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en inglés. LAKELAND, Ga. — As construction continues at 4 East Main Street, where Circle K is building a large gas station, convenience store, and fast-food restaurant, small-business owners across Lakeland are watching closely — and nervously. The project, located between…

Homecoming Week Triumph: Bulldogs Prevail at Roquemore Field *

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By Carol A. Gasser Moore | *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles LAKELAND, Ga.  – The homecoming spirit at Lanier County High School (LCHS) shone brightly this past week, culminating in a thrilling 21–17 victory for the Bulldogs over the visiting Irwin County High School Indians on Friday night at Roquemore…

Skeleton Gang Shakes the Halls of Lakeland City Hall *

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles    LAKELAND, GA — It was anything but bone-dry at City Hall during October when the notorious Skeleton Gang rattles their way into the spotlight. Witnesses say the concrete and brick sidewalks, along with the front porch, were practically…

Georgia’s General Election:  PSC Election *

By Editor | October 30, 2025

By Georgia Recorder / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles      GEORGIA – This year’s Nov. 4 general election is set to include candidates for two seats on the state’s five-member Public Service Commission regulates utilities like Georgia Power and plays an important role in deciding how much Georgians pay for…