McIntyre News

Wilkinson County's election supervisor said no winner has been named yet in last Tuesday's mayoral election.

McIntyre could get its fourth mayor in four months today. The Wilkinson County board of elections is meeting this afternoon to count 21 provisional ballots in the mayor's race between Wanda Dean and Vicki ...

A small group of cyclists left the parking lot behind Oconee Outfitters Wednesday evening to remind drivers on the roads and highways of Milledgeville and Baldwin County to keep an eye on the road and to be ...

“Burgoon was charged with aggravated assault in Wilkinson County and also could face charges from the Georgia State Patrol”

A Milledgeville man sent deputies and troopers on a meandering chase on Wilkinson County dirt roads Thursday night after he reportedly robbed an Irwinton Road convenience store, the Baldwin County Sheriff's ... via Union-Recorder

“It's a crime and it's wrong no matter who commits it.”

Former McIntyre City Clerk Cindy Daniels entered a guilty plea this morning in Wilkinson County Superior Court to nine counts of stealing from the city between 2006 and 2007, said Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit ... via The Macon Telegraph

“I thought I'd give it a shot. I'd give it a try, anyway”

Since it was founded in 1856, a man has always run the city of McIntyre in Wilkinson County, until now. via 13WMAZ-TV

“It's like a loss. It's almost like a death in the family when you look at what was there versus what is there”

Members from a church in Wilkinson County didn't let the loss of their building shake their faith. via 13WMAZ-TV

State fire investigators were sifting through the charred remains of a central Georgia church that burned to the ground. via Insurance Journal West

Last Update: 2/28/2008 11:03:47 AM Author: Rebecca Stewart Web Editor: Tyler Pearson The McIntyre Baptist Church in Wilkinson County burned to the ground early Thursday morning. via 13WMAZ-TV

The state fire marshal's office will try to determine what sparked a fire that destroyed the McIntyre Baptist Church early this morning.

A passerby alerted authorities about the blaze shortly before 2:30 a.m. but firefighters could not save the 105-year-old brick building at the corner of Hill Street and U.S. 441, said Sgt. Bernard Hughes of the McIntyre Police Department.

'The only thing standing is the face of the church,' Hughes said. 'It's a total loss.'

Firefighters are still on the scene attending to hot spots in the church which is home to about 80 members, Hughes said. Read more