Watkinsville’s Andy Dyar was elected Nov. 8, to represent Greene County on the Piedmont Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD).

Festival Hall – Greensboro’s event facility and home to several productions, special events and more – was recently the featured venue for a successful fundraiser. The fundraiser raised close to $4,000 toward a future piano purchase, according to Executive Director Nicole Chillemi.

Charitable organization 100 Women Who Care Lake Country donated $10,000 Dec. 1, to the St.

The Greene County girl’s basketball team got back on track against Aquinas High School last Saturday after a close 46-44 loss to Morgan County a week prior.

Pulte Homes, builder of Del Webb, was given rezoning approval to make an existing 50.5-acre site a planned Unit Development (PUD) from its former A1 agriculture designation. The acreage is in the northeast corner of the large 55-and-older community on Askew Road.

Christmas is less than three weeks away, the stockings are hanging from the mantle and Santa has been making the rounds throughout Greensboro. Last weekend was a busy one that saw three successful holiday events sponsored in Lake Country.

Monday was day 810 in the lawsuit by Lake Oconee Academy against the Greene County Board of Education over the amount of money LOA receives per student enrolled at the charter school.

Assistant School Superintendent for Greene County schools, Dr. Rotonya Rhodes, Ed.D., has cultivated the art of teaching, and it is not just limited to reading, writing and arithmetic.

According to the Greensboro Police Department, officers made an arrest on Friday, Dec. 2 after a traffic stop in which a passenger became verbally aggressive as officers attempted to gather his information.

Hoping that last-minute negotiations may save the day, both Greene County and the city of Greensboro formally met in mediation to discuss the county’s “last-and-final offer” of a split of Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) funds.