Gray News

When Jim LeBrun checked out McDuffie County, he liked what he saw. "I'm real excited about the possibility of coming to McDuffie County," Mr.

Central Georgia, get ready to swing, shake and rock 'n' roll! This weekend's all about that famous Central Georgia music... Before we get into THIS weekend, Happy 4th of July! Now get ready, because next Thursday, an Independence Day celebration of epic proportions is on tap.

For more information, contact Anne Moore at 452-0677 Ext. 29. Noon to 4:30 p.m.: Tri-County EMC in Gray hosts a two-day AARP Mature Drivers Course Tuesday, June 23 and Wednesday, June 24 at its main office at 563 Gray Hwy.

Gray Police Officers sit on the left side of N. Madison Street to remind motorists the road is one-way as cars continue to enter from the wrong direction.

At the end of last week's Board of Education meeting, a school under construction had a name and a new plan for Jones County School buses was unveiled.

A mother with two young children was the inadvertent victim of a drive-by shooting last week in Gray.

Middle Georgia is now without a local chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving. The second member of MADD has resigned following Bibb County Sheriff Jerry Modena's court testimony on behalf of a friend convicted of driving drunk.

Last week, it was determined that Georgia has enough water in its rivers and reservoirs to relax outdoor watering restrictions.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009 6:35 a.m. Although the annual Cookin' for Kids benefit for Child Enrichment Inc.

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Drilling for oil, or even water, is almost always a gamble, and the Cairo City Council took that gamble and lost on a test well for a new source of drinking water.

One-way signs are already in place at the corner of N. Madison and Dolly streets to inform motorists of the coming change.

A man was arrested Thursday for carrying concealed weapons after reportedly exposing himself to two women at a beach convenience store.

It's the weekend, again! And there are many great events happening throughout Central Georgia.

You'll find flowers, arts and crafts, food vendors and more at this weekend's sixth annual Daylily Festival in Gray.

Reversing an earlier ruling, the Georgia Supreme Court says one of the five judges from the Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit may preside in a lawsuit concerning a proposed rock quarry north of Gray.

Commissioners heard from volunteer firemen last week with their suggestion about whom to choose to replace their retiring leader.

Changing a downtown street to one way was among the issues discussed by Graya s City Council at its first Monday meeting.

Leaders of Jones County PLAN were able to make their presentation to all Gray elected officials and all but one of Jones Countya s elected officials An exciting event took place in the community room of Tri-County EMC last week, which consisted of presentation of the work of a grassroots organization to Jones County and Graya s elected officials.

Alyssa Couturier and senior painting student Jesse Herndon won first place in last year's Gray\u2019s Reef Sea Creature Contest with their \u201COctopus\u201D creation.