Georgia’s Squirrel Hunting Season Opens August 15

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) has announced that squirrel hunting season will officially open on August 15, giving hunters across the state the chance to return to the woods in pursuit of this early season favorite. As one of Georgia’s longest-running small... Read More.

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Gordon County Schools Back in Session – Officials Remind Drivers of School Bus Safety Rules GORDON COUNTY, GA — Students are back in class across Gordon County, and local officials are reminding the community to slow down and stay alert as school buses return to... Read More.

First Responders Rally Community for Record-Breaking Food Drive

GORDON COUNTY, Ga. — The 2025 First Responders Food Drive Competition wrapped up on July 31 with an impressive show of generosity, collecting 42,642 items to help stock the VAC Food Pantry. From July 1–31, local first responder agencies went head-to-head in a friendly contest... Read More.

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SPLOST Funds Fuel Summer Upgrades Across Gordon County SchoolsImprovements Highlighted at Gordon Central’s Freshman Orientation GORDON COUNTY, GA – August 7, 2025 – Thanks to Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) funding, Gordon County Schools completed a number of impactful facility upgrades this summer,... Read More.

Rydal Woman Rescued After 14 Hours Trapped in Wrecked Vehicle

A Rydal woman was seriously injured and trapped in her vehicle for approximately 14 hours following a crash early Sunday morning that left her car hidden from view. According to a report from the Georgia State Patrol, 72-year-old Deborah Ruth Pilcher was driving south on... Read More.

GCSO K9 Unit Visits Morning Pointe Assisted Living

Wednesday, August 6, 2025 – Gordon County, GA Residents and staff at Morning Pointe Assisted Living received a special visit Tuesday morning, August 5, from the Gordon County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit. The visit brought smiles, wagging tails, and an opportunity for the community to... Read More.