Community Christmas of Oglethorpe County co-director Shirley Dillard and toy coordinators April Moore and Tina Welch-White stand with volunteers and donated toys. (Submitted Photo)
May 23, 2026
Community Christmas of Oglethorpe County co-director Shirley Dillard and toy coordinators April Moore and Tina Welch-White stand with volunteers and donated toys. (Submitted Photo)
Bus driver trainer Felicia Dellaria (left) and Brandi Hokanson, a new bus driver trainee, watch a driving safety video last week. The trainees spent the morning completing a portion of the 12 hours of required class time for a CDL license. (Photo/Megan Fitzgerald)
Artist Dortha Jacobson stands beside several of her oil paintings. Jacobson is the first artist to have a gallery at the Winterville Library. (Photo/Lily Baldwin)
Halloween decorations at the Watson Mill Bridge State Park Haunted Campground in 2018. (Submitted Photo)
This year's OCHS Homecoming court includes (back, from left): Samantha Amos, Landon Fields, Naeshon Wilson, KB Bonds, Michael Fleming, Juan Delgado-Cortez, Haiden Ashworth, Cooper Mattox, Landon Faust, Will Sampson and Andi-Grace Moore; (front, from left): Denim Goddard, Vonkeria Jenkins, Peyton Lewis, Claire Gabriel, Jenna Fleming, Aniah Miller and Lizzie Wadsworth. (Photo/ Andy Johnston)
Firefighters place numbered stickers on large pads of paper to indicate their station's priorities during a meeting in the Oglethorpe County courthouse in Lexington, Georgia, on Monday, Oct. 17. (Photo/Emily Garcia)
Beverley Levine, superintendent of Oglethorpe County Schools, was selected as one of four finalists for the Superintendent of the Year Award at the Georgia School Superintendents Association Semi-Annual Conference in Athens on Wednesday.
The Oglethorpe County softball team enjoys a snack to help refuel for a game. Oglethorpe County Family Connection’s “Nutrition Hydration” helps take some of the burden of feeding athletes off their parents. (Submitted Photo)
OCMS band director Erin Serrian leads the jazz ensemble through a portion of its concert on Tuesday. The sixth-grade band and a combined band of seventh- and eighth-graders also performed. (Photo/Emily Rose Hamby)