Nahunta to funnel $15,000 to NVFD

By Chris Buchanan | March 4. 2010

The Nahunta City Council voted 3-1 to budget $7,500 to the Nahunta Volunteer Fire Department for provisional services through the end of the year and pay them another $7,500 for equipment. More

CSX property tax settlement may be near

By Chris Buchanan | March 4. 2010

Commission Chairman Ron Ham said this week that a deal between the county and CSX over $350,000 in outstanding property taxes may be one step closer following pressure from state legislators.
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Hoboken eyes civic center

By Chris Buchanan | March 4. 2010

The Hoboken City Council this week began looking at initial plans for the new Community Center which will be built on Chicago Avenue.

Tax assessor resigns

By Ken Buchanan | February 26. 2010

The Enterprise has learned that Brantley County's chief tax assessor has resigned his post.

KKK comes to town

Photo by Kathy Hendrix | February 21. 2010

The Ku Klux Klan came to Nahunta for a rally today and drew as many as 500 supporters and brought out several opposing groups as the city hall parking lot turned into a circus of colorfully clad KKK'ers and some not-so-fancy representatives of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, various law enforcement agencies and even the U.S. Department of Justice. KKK speakers said they received requests to attend from as far away as California. Look for more details here tomorrow and even more information in next week's newspaper.

Chamber recognizes six students

By Chris Buchanan | February 19. 2010

The Chamber of Commerce meeting was packed with parents and students when they recognized six students at the Wednesday regular meeting.

Some say assessor didn't play fair

By Ken Buchanan | February 11. 2010

The Enterprise has received reports that the county's tax assessor may have been placed on leave because of uneven application of tax guidelines — perhaps deliberate and punitive in nature.

More coaches may follow Pender

By Ken Buchanan | February 11. 2010

Reports that BCHS football coach and athletic director Sean Pender left the Herons behind because he was not offered enough money or may even have faced a salary cut because of tough economic times cannot be confirmed, and school superintendent Drew Sauls said Thursday he could not confirm that several other coaches have tendered their resignation as well, but added he would not be surprised if they did.

Gravestone dedication service held at Pilgrim's Rest

Special to the Enterprise | February 8. 2010

A gravestone dedication service was held at Pilgrims Rest Cemetery near Waynesville Sunday with about 35 people in attendance.

BOE begins $2.2 million bond process

Chris Buchanan | February 6. 2010

The Brantley County Board of Education signed resolutions to secure $2.2 million in general obligation bonds at a called meeting which preceded the board's regularly scheduled work session Friday.

BCMS FBLA wins awards at region competition

Special to the Enterprise | February 5. 2010

Brantley County Middle School FBLA members earned several awards at the Region 2 Leadership Conference competition held Thursday at Coffee County High School. 

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