Pulaski County News

The Pulaski County Sheriffs Office issued an alert seeking the public's help in locating a disabled man named Sam Thomas Nation.

Peach County is making plans to fix its animal control problem. County leaders and leaders from the city of Byron visited the Hawkinsville Shelter in Pulaski County to get ideas on building a county-wide shelter.

Last year's Department of Education's Adequate Yearly Progress or AYP report showed 100 percent of Houston County schools met AYP, Bibb county schools about 63 percent and Peach and Pulaski hit 50 percent or below.

The Community Service Board of Middle Georgia said Wednesday that it's closing three of its facilities in Pulaski, Wilcox and Johnson counties.

IN EFFECT NOW ...A River Flood Warning is in effect for the Ocmulgee River in Macon.

A Hawkinsville resident and two Fort Valley residents are accused of making false statements and writings in order to enroll children into Houston County schools.

A group of metro Atlanta residents claim a Macon businessman defrauded them of about $5.2 million and their case could go to trial this fall.

Although the agenda was bland, the questions were pointed at the first meeting of the Middle Ocmulgee regional water planning council, which met Thursday in Macon.