Bainbridge News

Copper wiring is sought by thieves because, depending on its condition, the scrap metal can be recycled for $2 to $3 per pound.

Hospice of Southwest Georgia recently placed bird feeders in local personal care homes, assisted living facilities and nursing homes as a way to bring comfort and normalcy to patients, family members and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Heard of Bainbridge announce the engagement of their daughter Julie Ann Heard of Tifton to Ralph Edward Jones, also of Tifton.

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dean of Donalsonville are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lindsey Elizabeth Dean to Dalton Jerry Snipes, son of Mr.

Tim and Lujane Brackin of Brinson announce the engagement of their daughter, Melissa Brackin, to Jared Fiveash, son of Mr.

More than a quarter of a million dollars in stimulus money was spent on this mobile medical unit that spends most of the year parked.

A grand jury decided to drop a murder charge against a woman accused of robbing an elderly man who later died, according to court records.

"It will be our busiest Sunday of the year," Tanya Sorrelle, owner of the local Domino's Pizza franchise, said.

U.S. Rep. Sanford D. Bishop Jr. will be the keynote speaker at the 24th annual Black History Month observance held on Sunday, Feb.

Early voting for the Georgia presidential primary election in March will begin Feb.

The Board of Directors of Chattahoochee Bank of Georgia is pleased to announce that Raleigh T. Robinson has joined the bank's advisory board.

A Bainbridge College student who was the epitome of a difference-maker -- one who had an attitude that inspired others in the most unlikely of ways -- now has a scholarship named in her honor.

A large area of Bainbridge temporarily lost power Tuesday morning, after a Georgia Power transmission line was damaged, a company employee said.

Where can I find information online about public meetings, trash collection changes, sports registration and general information about city happenings? The city uses a number of online resources to update citizens on changes and happenings.

The City of Bainbridge is losing another landmark business, as Jake's Pawn Shop, historic retailer located on East Water Street, will close after 63 years.

Four Bainbridge youths were arrested Friday after they tried to trade stolen car batteries for cash at a local recycling business, according to Bainbridge Public Safety.

The third annual Cougar Roll and Stroll 5K and Fun Run will be held Saturday, Feb.

Decatur County Commissioners may soon approve policies for the use of the Cloud Livestock Facility and other county-owned meeting places.

The memorial service for Milton F. Daniels, 89, of Bainbridge, will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Jan.

Jim Henry Donalson, 72, beloved father, grandfather and friend, born Monday, May 29, 1939, in Bainbridge, to Junior Donalson and Louise Donalson, went to be with the Lord Wednesday, Jan.