The Greene County Livestock Association and Greene County Extension have roped a milestone this year by bringing in the Bubba Oubre Rodeo Company for the 25th annual Greene County Pro Rodeo this weekend.

The Greene County School System has been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education for its implementation of the state-wide behavior initiative Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS).

The 3rd annual Morgan County Special Olympics track-and-field event was held recently at Morgan County High School’s Bill Corry Stadium, where 73 Special Olympians from Greene and Morgan counties participated.

Greene County Extension held the dedication of the 4-H Teaching Food Lab to longtime volunteer Mrs. Sherley Selman March 28.

The Greene County 4-H Junior Team participated March 16 in the Georgia 4-H State Livestock Judging contest at the Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center in Covington. Team members were Dylan Petit, Kingsley King, Clayton King and Lyndsey Eley, and the team was coached by Monte Stephens.

Saturday was a beautiful, sunny day in downtown Greensboro. Perfect for, well, everything. Walking the family dog, showing off your classic car, eating snow cones and funnel cakes for lunch or just sitting in the shade watching the world go by.

Visitors to downtown Greensboro will be greeted by the smell of freshly fried funnel cakes this Saturday morning, as Southland Jubilee officially takes over the streets from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The on-the-edge-ofyour-seat book on Haiti’s only queen, Queen of Exiles, by award-winning author Vanessa Riley, will be the focus of Georgia Writers Museum’s (GWM’s) Meet the Author event for May.

The Plaza Arts Center is bringing the bayou to Eatonton next month, with the Georgia Players Guild doing an outdoor tribute show to crowd favorite Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR). The CCR catalog of music has stood the test of time through multiple generations.

The Georgia Laws of Life Essay Contest announced state winners on April 9 for its 2023-24 contest. Putnam County High School (PCHS) 10th grader Carlos Jimenez was named state winner in the writing competition for the George A. Stewart Jr. Character in Action Award.