Oct 31, 2009 | Walton Tribune
Beall: City is not run by mayor, council
Monroe mayoral hopeful Wallace Beall says City Administrator Julian Jackson has too much on his plate to do an effective job and it is he who is running the city, not his opponent Mayor Greg Thompson or the city council as is supposed to be the case.
Monroe Master Plan, charette meetings planned
The city of Monroe has announced a series of public meetings Nov. 10-17, in downtown Monroe.
Jerry Tillman Jerry Tillman, age 82 of Monroe, passed away Oct. 21, 2009. Funeral services were held at 2 PM Saturday, Oct.
Group offers spooky cemetery tour
Celebrating the origins of Halloween as a festival of the dead, the Social Circle Better Hometown Association will be presenting its annual Cemetery Tour Friday and Saturday nights.
Beall's rate cut plan can't work, mayor says
In 2001, Wallace Beall says he probed the Monroe Utilities Network and found numerous examples of irresponsible spending and accounting practices.
Angelfood Ministries, a national ministry started in Monroe, Ga., is helping Colquitt County residents supplement their weekly groceries.
Ewing murder suspects face death
The three Monroe men accused in the murder of a 65-year-old woman during a home invasion in Loganville May 21 will face the death penalty.
Detention officer laid to rest
Mike Adcock, 54, a Walton County Sheriff's Office detention officer who also ran the local pool hall for a number of years, was laid to rest Tuesday following his death of natural causes while training at the DeKalb Technical College Law Enforcement Academy.
Hilda Needham Byrd Hilda Needham Byrd, age 53 of Walnut Grove passed away, Friday, Oct.
Monroe forum provides little debate
The Walton County Chamber of Commerce Political Forum featuring the six candidates for local office contained few 'gotcha' moments Tuesday night.
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Power to 900 homes out most of day
Residents on Hamilton E. Holmes Drive who were without power for most of the day Sunday have had their power restored, said Georgia Power officials.
Career Academy, ATC unveil life science wing
Monroe joined the burgeoning bioscience field recently with the opening of the new life science wing at the Walton Career Academy.
Beall faces campaign finance fine
Monroe mayoral candidate Wallace Beall is facing a fine from the Ethics Commission of Georgia after he was more than a week late filing the first round of his campaign finance disclosure.
Art guild offers diverse trio of displays
'I'm glad to have three different photography shows,' said Gallery Coordinator Bryan Hardman.
Bat-wielding Monroe man charged with murder
An Alabama man is dead and a local resident in jail after an incident Friday night that ended in the city's first murder of the year.
Buffy Keyfaro Brown, 38, 3105 First Ave., was charged Tuesday with DUI, failure to stop at a stop sign and failure to stop for a school bus allowing children to exit.
New church to offer positives for children
When the Rev. Harith White first left California three years ago, he had no idea he would ever end up in the small town of Monroe.
Food distribution program deadline nears
Vineyard Community Church, a host site for a Georgia-based organization that provides a box full of nutritious food for a reasonable price once a month, has announced that the deadline for October orders is approaching.
Man accused of printing child porn at library
A man living at a Monroe hotel has been accused of printing child pornography at an Athens library.
Town hall meeting to discuss Civil Rights-era unsolved murders
For documentarian Keith Beauchamp, the 1955 murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till was not an open-and-close case.
Right to life event to feature Life Chain
The recently formed Walton County Right to Life chapter is organizing a Life Chain to raise awareness about issues affecting the unborn and elderly.
Majol 'Beck' Swords Jones Majol 'Beck' Swords Jones, age 84 of Loganville passed away Sunday, Sept.
Veterans document World War II stories
They spent their time on ships, sweeping for mines, or on planes searching for attackers.