Brantley County News

Senior Writer Members of the Thomaston-Upson Board of Education Tuesday night were asked to join a lawsuit which demands more state money be provided to rural school systems.

Glynn County police are looking for a Brantley County man they suspect of trying to run over a woman late last week and of later shooting a man who gave the woman a ride home.

Christopher Buchanan is a graduate of Georgia Southern University where he was editor of the George-Anne student newspaper and attended Waycross College where he served as the editor of the only Crossties to win awards at the Georgia College Press Association.

Christopher Buchanan is a graduate of Georgia Southern University where he was editor of the George-Anne student newspaper and attended Waycross College where he served as the editor of the only Crossties to win awards at the Georgia College Press Association.

Hearings have been schedA uled in two sepA aA rate legal actions filed by Waynesville attorA ney Joe Segui against Brantley County Sheriff Robert Thomas for destroyA ing eviA dence and operA atA ing the jail as a "debtor's prison." Segui said in aA release Friday that he would ask aA judge to issue aA write of manA damus requirA ing Thomas to proA ... (more)

Authorities say a Brantley County woman will spend seven years in jail in connection with the death of a Savannah motorcyclist.

Christopher Buchanan is a graduate of Georgia Southern University where he was editor of the George-Anne student newspaper and attended Waycross College where he served as the editor of the only Crossties to win awards at the Georgia College Press Association.

Lori attended Waycross College and managed the typesetting department of The Post-Searchlight in Bainbridge before coming to Nahunta as the editor of The Brantley Enterprise when it was owned by Robert Page.

Ken Buchanan graduated from Georgia Southern University and Waycross College where he served as editor of both student newspapers as well as editor of the GSU Miscellany, a collection of literature, art and photography.

Christopher Buchanan is a graduate of Georgia Southern University where he was editor of the George-Anne student newspaper and attended Waycross College where he served as the editor of the only Crossties to win awards at the Georgia College Press Association.