Super Saturday February 6 at TCHS
Staff Report

Telfair County High School wrestling will once again host Super Saturday Saturday, Feb. 6 in the school gym. This is held as a preview to many of the Class A wrestling schools as they prepare for their respective area tournaments. TCHS will play host to Metter, Savannah Country Day, Treutlen, Montgomery, Pelham, Turner and Brookstone. Wrestling begins at 10 a.m. and will go on all day. The doors open at 9 a.m. and the cost is only $5 per person. If you have never seen wrestling, make it a point to come watch this exciting and intense sport. Pictured Is the TCHS Trojan wrestling team, from left, front row: no longer on team, Devonte Clark, no longer on team, no longer on team, Brian Adamkiewicz. Middle row: Manager Rickryon Jenkins, no longer on team, Zak Pitt, Chase Joiner, Manager Jamarie Tillman. Back row: Coach Bill Pitt, Tyler Kent, Jimmy Cravey, David Jolley, Tyler Pitt, Colby Royal, no longer on team, Dylan Ashley and Coach Will Winston.

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Milan to creaate development authority
By Don Richardson • Editor

Recognizing the need to find some way to revitalize their city, Milan city council members have appointed a local business leader to head up a new downtown development authority for that purpose.

Layton Lance, manager of Milan Molded Rubber Products, Inc., was recommended for the post by Mayor Jimmy Kirkland and the council gave unanimous approval.

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SFC Kicklighter receives Governor's Commendation
Staff Report

SFC Clayton R. Kicklighter, Post Commander with the Georgia State Patrol in Helena, is a recent recipient of the Governor’s Commendation for Excellence in Customer Service.

In May of 2009, SFC Kicklighter worked an unfortunate traffic crash involving a family in Jeff Davis County, in which their eight-year-old daughter was seriously injured.

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Superior Court holds calendar call
By Don Richardson • Editor

Felony calendar call was held last week in Telfair County Superior Court with the following results:

Tommy Shane Morton Jr. received five years intensive probation and a $1,500 fine after pleading guilty to criminal attempt to commit burglary.

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