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Kids are the stars at Summer Theatre Camp.
(Photos contributed.) Kids in Bleckley County have been learning music, poses, and other things about acting this week as the annual Summer Theatre Camp was held at House of Grace. Ran by Mi Waters and Kelli Greer, the annual event gives kids a chance to shine by being a part of a musical that's performed for both parents and the community. This year's selection is "High School Musical JR." The opening performance was Friday night and there were shows both Saturday afternoon and evening. If you've missed the other performance but still want to catch it, there'll be [...]
Former Royal Mims gives back with Back to School Bash.
The first annual Amarius Mims Back to School Bash was held Saturday afternoon in the BCHS gym. It was a hub of activity. In front of the gym wa s DJ and inflatables for kids. The concession stand in the lobby handed out free Chick Fil-A sandwiches and pizza. School supplies could be picked up in the gym. Families went to tables labeled by grade to get book bags full of supplies needed for their grade. Mims was of course on hand to take pictures and sign autographs. He's picked by some media outlets to have a breakout [...]
Local church opening food bank July 24.
Faith Temple Precious Faith Ministries will open their food bank July 24 from 3 to 3:30 pm. The event is drive thru, please stay in your car upon arrival.
Second annual JW Back to School Bash held.
(JW Taylor with kids.) The Eastgate Shopping Center parking lot turned into a hub of activity Thursday night as the second annual JW Back to School Bash was held. It was organized by BCHS alumni JW Taylor. Volunteers were on hand to distribute book bags and other needed school supplies. Other volunteers helped distribute Domino's Pizza. There was also a bounce house for kids to play in. If you missed this one, another alumni, Amarius Mims, is having a Back to School Bash Saturday at 1 pm in the BCHS gym.
BCFD celebrating 10-year anniversary.
On this day ten years ago, the Bleckley County Fire Department was formed. It came via a proclamation by former county commissioner Bob Brockman who felt the county wasn't getting the fire protection it needed. The ISO (International Organization for Standards) rating for much of the county was 10 (the highest or worst), which affects homeowners insurance rating. The BCFD has grown and improved. The ISO is now five. A release states the goal is to get the number up to one, few fire departments ever reach that goal The current BCFD has 57 volunteer members and three [...]
Location change for upcoming BOE meeting.
The July 16 Board of Education meeting will be held in the BCHS auditorium so that the state champion track teams and national champion Beta Club Show Choir can be recognized. It starts at 5:30 pm.
Royal Kingsmen preparing for upcoming season.
(Photos contributed.) The Royal Kingsmen Band has begun preparing for another season of supporting the football team and entertaining the fans with band camp starting. This week's start includes percussion, Dazzlers, and rookies. The band will have a sneak peek of their 2026 halftime show at Royal Stadium July 31 at 7 pm.
Story Time and Splashing at the Library.
The Tessie W. Norris Library hosted Story Time Tuesday afternoon with Mayor Carla Coley. She read Georgia Caroline Visits Our Hometown Heroes! Coley discussed with the children what a Hometown Hero was as she read. Afterward, there were Georgia Caroline Coloring Books to pick up or bookmarks for the Mayor's Reading Club Bookmark Contest. Children design a bookmark and turn it into the library. Three winners will be chosen, one from Bleckley Primary, one from Bleckley Elementary, and one from BCMS. The winner's bookmarks will be printed and produced so they [...]
Improvements coming to rec. department.
The Cochran Bleckley Rec. Department will be undergoing work to make the park more handicap accessible. The plan was discussed at Monday's monthly rec. board meeting. Improvements include handicap accessible walkways, improvements to parking, and remodeling of bathrooms.
Braving the heat to enjoy the music.
(Photos contributed.) Despite some hot summer weather, people still came to Second Saturday to enjoy the classic rock, soul, and country sounds of the Midlife Chryslers. There were food trucks and ways to stay cool, including stopping by the lemonade stand ran by the 10U All Star Softball Team. Cochran Native Daniel NeSmith will be in concert August 8.
Tournaament held benefitting 10U Baseball Al Stars.
(Photos contributed.) A co-ed softball tourament was held Saturday to help the 10U all star baseball team raise funds for their upcoming trip to the Dixe Youth World Series in Laurel, Mississippi. The winning team was Holy Walk-a-Moley. A home run derby was also held won by Macey Hulsey. The team will be holding their pork chop plate fundrasier tomorrow and distributing pre-purchased plates. That will likely conclude the fundraising for the team before they leave for the world series July 22.
Fun was had at the summer bash.
. Dr. Bills Kids Pediatrician held at Back to School Bash Saturday School supplies were given away, there were free hot dogs, inflatables, and a chance to get a temporary tattoo. You can find out more abiout the services their offer for kids by visting them on Facebook
Last fundrasier for softball all stars before trip to world series.
The Bleckley 10U All Star Softball Team held a car wash and bake sale Saturday morning at Citizens Bank of Cochran. It was their final attempt to raise funds for their upcoming trip to the Diamond Youth World Series in Laurel, Mississippi. Turnout was said to be great with one parent remaking that Cochran really came out to support their kids. The world series begins July 15.
First meeting of “Books and Banter” book club held.
Books and Banter Book Club members gathered Saturday, at The Mule Barn for a morning of book talk, recommendations and fellowship. Participants discussed a variety of books and enjoyed sharing what they are currently reading. The next Books and Banter Book Club meeting will be August 8 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in Em’s Hall at The Mule Barn. Readers are encouraged to bring the book they are currently reading and, if they’d like, a book to trade with others. (Photos by Becky Holland)
No acting, it was fun first night of UNO. ***Corrected July 9***
Acting Knights Theatre- Middle Georgia State University held an UNO tournament Tuesday night at the Chamber Commons. Event organizers said it was a fundraiser for the group and they hoped to gain funds to be able to do a Shadowcast of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. A shadowcast is where the movie is showing while actors on stage act out the movie. They also had a goal of brinnging something good to the community and bringing something downtown. The plan is to do it each month on the first Tuesday. You can [...]
Bleckley County to participate in state wide Bible reading.
All 159 Georgia counties will be reading the Bible on July 14 at 7:14 AM.
July 4 fun on a hot summer night.
Though the weather was hot, people still came to "Stars and Stripes and Summer Nights" Saturday evening sponsored by the Cochran-Bleckley Chamber of Commerce and the City of Cochran Downtown Development Authority. Click to view photos.
City council meeting updates.
There will be a meeting to discuss the city's FY27 budget July 6 at 6 pm in the city auditorium. This month's council work session was moved to July 9 at 6 pm (I'd guess because of July 2 being close to the July 4 holiday.)
An afternoon of juggling fun at the library.
The summer reading program continued at the Tessie W. Norris Library Wednesday afternoon with a program entitled "Juggle like an Egyptian." It was done by Ron Anglin. Anglin, owner of the company What a catch juggling has a had a varied career life. He was in the US Army and also taught high school for nine years. Besides traveling around to do his juggling program, he also works as a clown in hospitals. Children (and adults) were amazed by the displays of skill he showed juggling [...]
City, county government offices to be closed Friday for July 4.
Both Cochran City Hall and the Bleckley County Courthouse have announced via Facebook they would be closed Friday July 3 in observance of July 4.
BCFD purchases infrared cameras.
(Photos contributed.) The Bleckley County Fire Department purchased 15 infrared cameras thanks to the proceeds from their Boston Butt sale in November. The cameras will be placed in each engine and will also be given to some officers. The cameras will help in cases where a fire at a fire scene or a hot spot is invisible to the naked eye.
Downed trees at local church due to storm damage.
During last night's thunderstorms, two trees were knocked down at Bethany Baptist Church. According to an email from a reader, one hit two cars in the parking lot, the other fell on to the pastorium. The church did announce via Facebook that Vacation Bible School would continue tonight. The post asked cars to park in the lot on the side of the church next to Country Club Road near the middle school.
Pork chop plate fundraiser will go toward 10U baseball team’s trip to world series.
Orders can also be placed by calling (478)955-6900.
Local churches holding special events July 5.
All are welcomed.
Busy day of fundraising for Royal Kingsmen.
The Royal Kingsmen Band held a car wash and bake sale Saturday in the Citizens Bank of Cochran parking lot. While band members cleaned vehicles and stood on street corners to advertise and collect donations, parents tended to the bake sale which featured a wide variety of sweet treats. Sunset Slush was there for anyone needing a way to cool off from the summer sun. The band will hold a preview of this year's halftime show July 31 at 7 pm in Royal Stadium.
Open house for new all-girls school held.
Click to read more about the open house held for Cochran's first all-girl Christian school.
Upcoming Vacation Bible Schools at local churches.
The registration link for Bethany is https://bethany7151.breezechms.com/form/vbs2026. Register for New Hope by going to https://newhopefwb.myanswers.com/emerald-crossing/
Mrs. Liberty Bell, Mr. Liberty Pageant cancelled.
Per an announcement on the Chamber of Commerce Facebook page, this Saturday's Mrs. Liberty Bell and Mr. Liberty Pageant has been cancelled.
BCES Beta Club members place at Natonals.
(Photo Courtesy Bleckley County Elementary School Facebook page.) Bleckley County Elementary School Beta Club was in Nashville, Tennessee last week for the National Convention. Two Betas came home with awards. Lille Kay Darey finished second in Creative Writing. Rayland Bell finished fifth in Health and PE. Congratulations to them and to all the Beta Club members who made it to nationals.
BCHS Competition and Football Cheerleaders selling pizza kits, car wash vouchers.
The BCHS Competition and Football Squad Cheerleaders are selling Little Caesars Pizza Kits, bread kits, cookie dough, and pizza utensils. The last day to order is July 20. The cheerleaders are also selling Tidal Wave Car Wash vouchers. Cost is $0 for a $20 wash valid at any location. They'll be on sale through September 4. See any competition or football cheerleader to purchase.
Board of Education passes final budget, changes graduation date, at monthly meeting.
At last Thursday's monthly meeting, the Board of Education approved the FY27 budget, moved graduation off the same weekend as Memorial Day among other actions taken. Click for more.
Bleckley All Star Teams seeking sponsors for upcoming trip to world series.
Both the 6u coach pitch baseball team and the 10u softball team are state champions. Both will be attending the world series in Laurel, Mississippi in July. Both teams are seeking community sponsors to help pay for the trip. See each team's sponsorship form for more information.
Pilot Club presents brain safety program to Head Start.
(Photo courtesy Pilot International Club of Cochran Facebook page.) Pilot Club presented their "BrainMinders" puppet show to children at Bleckley Head Start June 17. The program teaches children about brain safety.
BCHS Beta Club shines at nationals.
(All photos courtesy Bleckley County High School Beta Club Facebook page.) The Bleckley County High School Beta Club had a showing at nationals, bringing home 12 trophies including the third straight top finish for the show choir. Click for more.
Registration ongoing for July 4 Pilot Club Bicycle Parade.
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Celebration fest of a special day held.
A Juneteenth celebration was held Saturday morning behind the chamber of commerce and police station. There were a variety of community groups involved, and a variety of activities available. A bounce house for kids, face painting, food trucks, shopping, as well as an educational booth about what Juneteenth meant. Following the festival, a gospel concert was held in the city auditorium.
City, county government offices to be closed for Juneteenth.
Both Cochran City Hall and the Bleckley County Courthouse will be close June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.
Downtown Development Authority announces date of rescheduled meeting.
The Downtown Development Authority announced its monthly board meeting postponed June 16 has been rescheduled for June 22 at 5:30 pm. All meetings take place in the conference room at the municipal building at 102 North Second Street.
Local students make MGA Spring 2026 President’s, Dean’s Lists.
Click to see the local students who made the President's and Dean's Lists at Middle Georgia State University for the spring 2026 semester.
Downtown Scavenger Hunt postponed.
The Cochran-Bleckley Chamber of Commerce announced via Facebook that the Super Downtown Scavenger Hunt scheduled for tomorrow night has been postponed until July 16 due to the likelihood of bad weather.
BCFD Firefighter certified as child safety seat inspector.
Wendy Cook, a firefighter and instructor for the Bleckley County Fire Department, was recently certified as a child safety seat inspector. If you are installing a seat or aren't sure yours is properly installed, you can call her at (478)230-3344.
Local OFTC Air Conditioning Tech students get hands on training.
Samuel Holloway completes a basic electrical wiring exercise as part of OFTC's Air Conditioning Technology program. Tyler Rewis troubleshoots an air conditioning system during hands-on lab instruction in OFTC's Air Conditioning Technology program (Photos courtesy news release. ) Students in Oconee Fall Line Technical College's Air Conditioning Technology program are gaining valuable experience through hands-on training designed to prepare them for success in the HVAC industry. From mastering basic electrical wiring to diagnosing system issues and charging air conditioning units, students apply classroom knowledge in the lab while developing the technical and critical-thinking skills employers [...]
Downtown Development Authority board meeting postponed.
Tomorrow's Downtown Development Authority board meeting has been postponed. In am email announcing the postponement, the reason given was "unforeseen circumstances."
Music you could dance to on Saturday night.
Second Saturday Music and Food Trucks was held Saturday night on the courthouse square. This month's band was Tres Hombres who entertained the crowd with classic rock and country. The music was so good that it led a few people to get up and dance. The next Second Saturday will be July 11 featuring the Midlife Chryslers.
Local artist visits library.
(Photos contributed.) Local artist Martha Francis visited the Tessie W. Norris Library Thursday afternoon. Children and adults on hand enjoyed arts and crafts and making bookmarks. On site reporting stated 68 people attended. You can keep up with happenings at the library by following them on Facebook.
The last night of a VBS Tropical Trek.
\ It was Parents Night for Vacation Bible School at Lakeview Baptist Church Wednesday evening. This week's theme has been Tropical Trek. VBS Director Michelle Knighton welcomed everyone and got children to repeat the week's theme, Jesus seeks and He saves. Kids then performed the songs learned during the week. Pastor John Stover spoke, read a couple of scriptures, then led a closing prayer. To learn more about Lakeview Baptist Church, go to lakeviewcochran.com or follow them on Facebook.
A magical afternoon at the library.
(Photos contributed.) Magician Chad Crews appeared at the Tessie W. Norris Library Wednesday afternoon. He did several tricks including making two Ball Snakes appear. Crews also encouraged children to read. The event was well attended and said to be standing room only.
Police Chief Trawick recognized for 30 years of service.
(Photo courtesy Cochran Police Department Facebook page.) Cochran Police Department Chief Jeff Trawick was recognized for 30 years of service to the community. He received a plaque from city manager Angela Redding. Trawick is pictured with mayor Carla Coley and city council.
Local Automotive Technology major gets hands-on experience at OFTC.
(Photos courtesy news release.) Angela Martin is an Automotive Technology major from Cochran attending Oconee Fall Line Technical College. She, along with classmates, have been getting hands on experience by getting to work with vehicle parts as part of their training. Students are learning to diagnose systems, perform repairs, and apply industry-standard procedures using modern automotive equipment.
A “Tre-mendous” time at VBS.
The second night of Vacation Bible School took place at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Monday evening. This year's theme is "Rainforest Falls: Discovering the Nature of God." Activities included music, "Sticky Scripture", Bible stories and games in the church's newly built gym. VBS will last through June 11, 5:30-8:30 pm each night. Family day will be June 14.
Local students graduate from OFTC.
Three Bleckley County residents were among the 143 students to participate in graduation ceremonies held at Oconee Fall Line Technical College June 5 on the Dublin campus. Graduates received degrees, diplomas and technical certificates of credit in categories including Early Childhood Care and Education, Commercial Truck Diving (CTD), Nursing, and Machine Tool. Those graduating from Bleckley were: Brittney Alvarez, Leala Mae Hutchens, and Gillian Keller-Smith.
Fifth annual Gun Violence Awareness Festival held.
Photo contributed Photo contributed. (Two photos contributed.) The Dre Day Foundation held their fifth annual Gun Violence Awareness Festival Saturday at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. During the day, there were things like food booths and activities for kids. That evening, a special service was held by the church. It featured messages and songs from family members, foundation members, and remarks by Mayor Carla Coley. The evening ended with a candlelight vigil where participants were encouraged to say the name of someone they knew affected by gun violence, living or dead. There will be a Back to [...]
Rozier Auto Parts Car Show held.
(Photos contributed.) Rozier Auto Parts held their third annual car show Saturday morning in the First Baptist Church parking lot. There were 49 cars from across Georgia competing for awards such as Best in Show.
An illuminating time at VBS Parents Night.
First Baptist Church held parents night for Vacation Bible School Thursday evening. This year’s theme has been “Illumination Station.” Family and Children’s Pastor Ryan McWhorter spoke about the week, recognized volunteers and also talked about the mission project for the week. Called “Helping Schools Help Kids,” funds raised would be used so that the church could provide things needed by the schools. After the program, children enjoyed a scavenger hunt then pizza and coloring.
A gem of a morning at the library.
. (Photos contributed.) A special program about gems and minerals was held Wednesday morning at the Tessie W. Norris Library. Tina Perkins of the Middle Georgia Gem and Mineral Society spoke to children about things like rocks, gems, and fossils and where to find them.
Making a fun mess at VBS.
Monday was the second night of Vacation Bible School at Christ Chapel Cochran. This year’s theme has been “What a Mess.” Activities that night included Bible stories, learning songs, fun outside, and making a special kind of sand in arts and crafts. Parent Night will be June 10 at 8 pm.
Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser will benefit church family facing unplanned medical expense.
Faith Baptist Church will hold a spaghetti plate fundraiser from 11 am to 2 pm. Cost is $15 and includes spaghetti, corn on the cob, garlic bread, desert and drink. Dine in or carry out. Proceeds will benefit one of their families facing unexpected medical expenses.
Listing of Vacation Bible Schools at local churches. ***Updated May 31***
Click to view a current listing of Vacation Bible Schools at local churches. […]
A ducky day at the library.
(Photos contributed.) A Ducks Story Time was held at the Tessie W. Norris Library Friday afternoon. Librarian Gina Thomas read the book Duck Duck Dinosaur. Sc9ty Thomas of Into the Woods Poultry Farm brought his mini ducks for the kids and adults in attendance to see and touch.
Summer Reading Kickoff Party held
(Photos contributed.) The Tessie W. Norris/Cochran-Bleckley Library held a kickoff party for their Summer Reading Program Wednesday morning. There were activities for kids and families, free popcorn, and a chance to sign up for the Summer Reading Program. The library will host a "Ducks" story time this Friday at 2 pm.
Going on a Kingdom Quest to start VBS.
Vacation Bible School season kicked off Tuesday night at Limestone Baptist Church. This year’s theme is :”Kingdom Quest.” Kids rotated in stations which included music, arts and crafts, a Bible story, and recreation outside. The art project night was to draw fishing nets in relation to the night’s main scripture Matthew 4:19 which said “Follow me and I will make you fishers of men.” VBS runs from 5:30-8 pm through May 28. Parents night will be May 29 at 6 pm.
Delay to start of Summer Feeding Program.
Bleckley County School District announced via Facebook Tuesday morning that delivery for the Summer Feeding Program had been delayed and apologized for the inconvenience. According to the post, things will begin next Tuesday at 9:30 am at the Board of Education office.
Middle GA Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry in Cochran May 28.
The Middle Georgia Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry will be at the Cochran Bleckley Rec. Department May 29 from 11 am until 2 pm or until supplies run out. It is a drive thru event, please stay in your car upon arrival.
A time to honor those who gave all.
A Memorial Day program was held Monday morning on the courthouse square. It featured the presentation of colors by Patrick Mimbs of American Legion Post 107, the singing of the national anthem by Anna Grace Dyes from the BCHS Class 0f 2026, and an invocation delivered by county commissioner Mike Davis. Air Force Lt. Col Michael Jones (ret.) was the master of ceremonies and guest speaker. He spoke on the current conflict with Iran. After the program, guests enjoyed refreshments by the Cochran Woman's Club.
Longtime Team Chaplain, Pastor, recognzied.
(Photo courtesy Bleckley County Baseball Facebook page.) Members of the BCHS baseball team were at First Baptist Church Sunday morning to honor Pastor Keith Rustin. Rustin has been pastor FBC for nearly 18 years, Royals Team Chaplain for 16 years. He is stepping down from both roles.
Congratulations BCHS Class of 2026.
(Photos contributed.) Graduation ceremonies were held for the Bleckley County High School Class of 2026 were held Saturday morning at Royal Stadium. It was a joyous day for seniors as they bid farewell to their high school careers and took their first step toward the future. Congratulations to the Class of 2026.
City, county government offices to be closed for Memorial Day.
Both Cochran City Hall and the Bleckley County Courthouse will be closed May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.
Success Academy graduation held.
(Photos contributed.) Bleckley County Success Academy held graduation ceremonies Thursday night in the high school auditorium. It featured remarks from student Tre’Von Harris as well as Rep. Danny Mathis and Dr. Lane Collins, pastor of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Student Mia Powell read “We Still Rose.”
Bleckley Primary thanks Fire Departments for help with Water Day.
Cochran Firefighters with BCPS Assistant Principals Steve Mote and Emily Bryant. (Photo courtesy Bleckley Primary School Facebook page.) Bleckley Primary held Water Day for students Thursday. Cochran Fire Department provided the water and the Bleckley County Fire Department grilled hamburgers and hot dogs for the students. BCPS thanks both for their help.
Bleckley Elementary Chorus Spring Concert held.
The Bleckley Elementary Chorus capped off a busy spring with a concert Tuesday afternoon. Click for more. […]
BCHS Graduation May 20.
Graduation ceremonies for the Bleckley County High School Class of 2026 will be held May 23 at 8 am in Royal Stadium. Click to see the list of graduates. […]
Success Academy graduation May 21.
Candidates for Graduation. Bleckley County Success Academy will have graduation ceremonies May 21 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium.
Local students earn awards from Oconee Fall Line Technical College.
Five Bleckley seniors earned their Technical Certificate of Credit or Diploma through Oconee Fall Line Technical College’s Dual Enrollment Program. Georgia’s Dual Enrollment Program allows qualified high school students to maximize their education and career training by taking courses that earn college and high school credit at the same time. Students receiving awards from OFTC were: Adam Burke, Auto Electrical/Electronics Systems, Auto Climate Control Technician, Auto Chassis Technician Specialist, Auto Engine Repair Technician. Charles Dykes,, Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems, Diesel Engine Service Technician. Marleigh Horton,, Nurse Aide, Medical Office Support Specialist. Samuel Mullis, Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welder, Gas Metal Arc [...]
Royal Singers Senior Show May16.
The BCHS Royal Singers will have their senior show May 16 at 6:30 pm in the auditorium. Admission is free.
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