Lake Country Medical Aid for Ukraine (LCMAU) has spearheaded fundraising efforts and raised more than $157,000 through generous donor contributions. But the need continues for financial support to replace dwindling medical supplies and services throughout the war-torn country.

An “Evening with Art” drew more than 300 attendees to the third-annual fundraising event to Greensboro for the Boys and Girls Club of North Central Georgia. The event has become a showcase of unique art in various mediums and brings in people across the south to enjoy art, community and support the local Boys and Girls Club.

Greene County started a volleyball program last year under the direction of Sharda Massey. She was given full control of the program from former-athletic- director-turned-principal Eddie Hood.

The Greene County football team defeated the Wilkinson County Warriors 28-7 last Friday night in Tiger Stadium to improve to 3-1 on the season. The last time the Tigers had a 3-1 record through their first four games of the season was back in 2016 when the team finished 9-4 and lost in the quarterfinals of the GHSA Class A-Public state playoffs.

Michael Alexander discovered the artistry of acting and performing in front of an audience at a young age.

The Lake Country chapter of 100 Women Who Care recently presented its quarterly donation of $10,000 to the Dave Thillen Education Foundation.

Last week’s Greensboro City Council meeting had several parcel reviews, namely the annexation approvals for 134 acres for Forr Properties of Atlanta. The initial rezone request was for a planned commercial development along I-20 and Highway 44.

For 10 years, K-9 Angels has been visiting schools, hospitals and assisted living/nursing home facilities to give unconditional love and support to all ages and demographics. The impactful ministry was established in 2012 by retired educator Ginny Spurlock and Tanya Kingsley, an experienced dog trainer.

A Madison woman was arrested Sept. 9 on multiple charges after an incident on Carey Station Road in Greene County.

“Build it and they will come” seemed to be the thought behind a unanimous vote given to Red Clay Developers at Wednesday’s County Commission meeting. Coming against many who sought to quash the planned unit development, the 72 townhomes to be built along five private roads are expected to be part of a larger development of Airabella on a 137-acre site along the busy Highway 44 corridor.