Police across the region think multiple armed robberies at convenience stores, including Spee-Dee Foods, may be all connected to the same gunman and getaway vehicle.
Expect the sound of heavy truck engines to help ring in a new, more prosperous year for McDuffie County in January 2021.
The first week of early in-person voting in Georgia is off to a record-breaking start, according to the Secretary of State’s office. Some Georgia voters are waiting in long lines to cast their ballots early, and many others have chosen to vote absentee by mail, states a recent news release a…
The City of Thomson has been deemed as a Rural Zone by the Georgia Department of Community Arrairs and the Department of Economic Development.
United Medical Enterprises bought the old Hollander Sleep Products plant in Thomson to expand their medical mask production.
The McDuffie County Board of Commissioners discussed raising fees on business licenses during a work session Monday night.
Despite the early-morning threat of rain, breast cancer survivors and supporters came together in Thomson for the recreation department’s first Breast Cancer Walk.
Lights along Washington Road flickered, then went out mid-day Tuesday when a tractor trailer traveling south on Highway 17 knocked down power lines at Interstate 20.
Artist Charles Gabel showed off his artistic skills by drawing up new pieces of art in Warrenton this past weekend. The Angel Wings murals, behind the Java Jolt drew the most attention.
A lone gunman robbed Spee-Dee Foods, located at 530 Gordon St., Sunday night.
Thursday evening the Thomson City Council will be talking Halloween and recommendations concerning COVID-19.
It was déjà vu at the Dearing Town Council meeting Monday night when a rezoning request that was approved in May was approved for a second and final time with a list of conditions.
With Election Day just weeks away, McDuffie County voters must decide who they want to lead the nation and represent them in Congress, at the Georgia state capitol and in their local communities.
Wayne’s Towing Recovery and Transport is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the driver who struck and killed Jason Willis last week along Interstate 20 near mile marker 177.
Saturday afternoon the Thomson Police Department held a graduation ceremony for four of its new officers.
A bright yellow bench could be a lifeline for someone contemplating suicide.
The McDuffie County Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning request that would allow new homes to be built on Boneville Road property that was previously considered as blighted. The commission met for a public hearing on the request and then entered into a regular meeting Sept. 15.
The McDuffie County Planning Commission has placed about 25 rezoning signs around downtown Thomson and most simply indicate a residential area that is now zoned for business and will be rezoned for residential. A total of 28 parcels will be rezoned.
Warren County public school students who chose in-person learning on a staggered A/B schedule will return to school on Monday, Sept. 28, according to the system’s Facebook page.
Earlier this month, Georgia State Patrol Post 25, located in Grovetown, was named by Georgia MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) as the Post of the Year and received the highest honor, the Golden Achievement Award. Â
A 24-year-old Warrenton man was arrested Tuesday and charged in connection with the shooting outside a convenience store early Monday morning.
A Thomson Police Department cadet has resigned following an internal investigation concerning a social media post.
Lee Robinson, high school English teacher at Briarwood Academy returned to school after Labor Day, and it brought back memories.
Thomson is nearing the adoption of a new ordinance which would set standards for driving golf carts on local streets. The ordinance will also be the basis for police to begin work to get ATVs off the streets of the city.
After a more than a decade gap, there is again a Thomson-McDuffie Easterseals Christmas ornament. The 2020 ornament, featuring the Government Center, is now on sale in locations around the community.
A Norcross man led McDuffie County deputies on a high speed chase Friday morning after someone fired shots at a Tanyard Creek home.
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