Pine Grove Road's street sign stands in Arnoldsville, Ga, on Aug. 21, 2025. The city council unanimously approved adding waterline upgrades to the road's proposed paving plan. (Photo/Mia Fishman)
Maxeys
People walk, run and bike on the Model Mile of the Firefly Trail in Maxeys, the only completed portion of the trail in Oglethorpe County. The county recently received a grant for $2.9 million to extend the trail to the Greene County line. (Photo/Gianna Rodriguez)
County receives $2.9 million to extend Firefly Trail to Greene
Danny Gorman retired last week after 41 years working for Conwed Plastics in Athens. He also serves on the Maxeys City Council. (Submitted Photo)
‘Old school’ is out: Gorman retires after 41 years at Conwed
Mayor of Lexington steps down
Cory Tillman, who will be a senior at Oglethorpe County High School in the fall, wins the Maxeys Model Mile 5K on Saturday. He finished with a time of 19 minutes, 40 seconds. (Photo/Emma Greene)
Tillman goes from OCHS track to win Maxeys 5K
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Seven candidates qualified for the Nov. 5 Maxeys general election, with six positions that include the mayor and city council seats. (Mary Catherine Dodys)
Toledano only candidate for Maxeys mayor
Anne Garner (from left), Carol Black and John Kissane worked together to create the Firefly Trail Race Series, a collection of four races in Oglethorpe County and nearby cities. The Maxeys Model Mile 5K is scheduled for Saturday, May 18.
Maxeys 5K next race in Firefly Trail series
Grand marshal and Maxeys resident Bill Cabaniss passes by in his decorative parade “float,” a Ford Mustang. Each float in the Maxeys Christmas Parade was decorated to match a theme. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)