Friday | Union-Recorder
City has balanced budget prepared
City manager Barry Jarrett presented Milledgeville City Council members with an unbalanced budget last week.
NOAA predicts another busy hurricane season
Thursday's outlook calls for 13 to 20 named storms, 7 to 11 that strengthen into hurricanes and 3 to 6 that become major hurricanes.
Call the Department of Labor Career Center at 751-6164 and give them the job number of the position that interests you.
13 Things to Do This Holiday Weekend
Use this list to help you navigate the arts and culture in our area, with a heavy dose of Memorial Day events available to the public this holiday weekend.
Milledgeville police issue arrest warrant for 21-year-old on charge of murder
An arrest warrant on the charge of murder has been issued for 21-year-old Quintavious Horton, Milledgeville police said.
CSH board forms state property task force
The joint City of Milledgeville and CSHLRA strategy plans on delivering an actionable plan allowing faster campus state property access.
McClure, Clements earn spots on Dean's, President's lists
Caroline Clements of Rome completed courses with exemplary marks and made the Dean's List for 2013 spring semester at Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville.
Legislators miffed by state properties
State Sen. Burt Jones spoke Wednesday at this year's final Milledgeville-Baldwin County Chamber Eggs & Issues installment.
Georgia College partners with Taiwan, China universities
Dr. Matthew Liao-Troth, interim provost and vice president for academic affairs and Dr.
Bodyplex Milledgeville grows while giving back
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a five-part series highlighting this year's finalists for Milledgeville-Baldwin County Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year.
Piedmont names Amason to Advancement post
Amy Amason of Milledgeville has been named Vice President for Advancement at Piedmont College.
Greenway Farmers Market promotes summer reading
The Greenway Farmers Market is collaborating with the Twin Lakes Library System to host reading activities this weekend to encourage and inspire youth and families to "Dig" during the library's summer reading program.
Ride of Silence rolls through Milledgeville
A notable event will not only take place in other parts of the globe Wednesday, but it will also make its way to the city of Milledgeville.
Area counties to conjoin via Rail-to-Trail
Local bicycling enthusiast and health advocate Benny Watson said he is thrilled to be part of the Central Georgia Rail-to-Trail Association , which has aspirations to create a major regional trail network uniting Milledgeville and Baldwin County to surrounding counties.
City ordinance proposal accommodates Greek housing requests
The City of Milledgeville is considering an ordinance adjustment accommodating Greek housing special use requests in a certain downtown area.
Band director switches gears to a new calling
Baldwin High School senior band member Michael Watson put Fine Arts and Band Director Clint Raburn's 13 years in perspective.
Hobby Lobby plans to open Milledgeville store
The Oklahoma City-based company “has a lease for that city, however, they are in the early stages of the process, and they don’t have dates right now,” Hobby Lobby spokeswoman Nancy Franco.
GNETS of Oconee dedicated to graduating students
Annie Mosley began her career at GNETS of Oconee in Milledgeville as an intern and nearly 35 years later ready for retirement, she has continued to dedicate her work day helping youth with special educational needs graduate from high school and succeed in life afterward.
Leaders to talk state issues at Eggs & Issues
The final installment of this year's Eggs & Issues series will focus on the Georgia General Assembly and legislative issues.
Retiring educator gives back as her way of life
GMC Community Service Coordinator Brenda Brown was appreciated for her time, energy and dedication to the Armed Services Blood Program since 2005 during a blood drive held in February 2012 at which blood was collected by the 2,000th donor.