Oglethorpe Echo
Opinion Column: ‘Poor’ Mississippi is ‘rich’ with quotable personalities
Oglethorpe County school officials hope the repairs and renovations to the central office will be finished when school starts on Aug. 7. The office flooded when a pipe broke in December. (LANDEN TODD/THE OGLETHORPE ECHO)
Central office repairs entering final stage
Wesley Chapel chief sees early progress after separation
Savanna Prince, who lives in Smithonia, was third in the high jump and sixth in the triple jump at the Class A Division I Girls State Track Meet in May. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Prince finishes strong at Class A track meet
The OCHS Lady Patriots, who advanced to the Class A Division I Elite Eight last season, went 6-2 at the North Georgia team camp last weekend. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Camps scheduled for OCHS this summer
Obituary: Rodney Stanley Standard
Obituary: James Yipte Crowe
Carpenter Peter Mallet works on the old steeple at Lexington Baptist Church earlier this year. The steeple was installed in 1893 and replaced in 1975, but remains on church grounds. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Old Lexington Baptist steeple gets a makeover
Cody Gibbs works nights and week- ends for Oglethorpe County Emergen- cy Medical Services, in addition to his full-time job (JULIANNA RUSS/THE OGLETHORPE ECHO)