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Stacy Lee Jenkins (3-28-13)
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Friday, March 29. 2013
MAYSVILLE - Stacy Lee Jenkins, 34, passed away Thursday, March 28, 2013. He was born in Savannah, the son of Jack Jenkins Sr. and Judy Thigpen Jenkins of Rincon. Mr. Jenkins was the Water Services Manager with the Jackson County Water Authority for several years. He was a member of Grove Level Baptist Church in Maysville. Stacy loved the Lord ... [Full Story »]
Day’s personnel contract approved: Salary split between Development Authority and Chamber CVB
Following an approximately one-hour closed session at the monthly meeting on March 19, the Banks County Development Authority approved executive director Brad Day’s personnel contract and a memorandum of cooperation with the Banks County Chamber CVB that approves Day to serve as the executive director for that organization.
The employment agreement, approved by the Banks County Board of Commissioners on March 12, outlines the duties, terms, salary, termination and severance pay, termination due to disability, performance and evaluation, hours of work, outside activities, county vehicle, disability, health and life insurance, vacation and sick leave, dues, subscriptions and professional development, indemnification and general provisions.
The contract states the salary is $80,000 annually payable by the Chamber of Commerce CVB and the Development Authority. Additionally, an amount shall be paid monthly not to exceed $15,000 annually by the Chamber of Commerce CVB for reimbursement of expenses toward disability, health and life insurance. Receipts must be provided.
The Development Authority agrees to pay 75 percent of the $80,000 salary with the Chamber CVB paying the remaining 25 percent, according to the memorandum of cooperation between the two groups.
The effective date for both agreements is March 15, 2013.
The employment agreement is a two-year contract with an evaluation on performance to be done annually.
The employment agreement, approved by the Banks County Board of Commissioners on March 12, outlines the duties, terms, salary, termination and severance pay, termination due to disability, performance and evaluation, hours of work, outside activities, county vehicle, disability, health and life insurance, vacation and sick leave, dues, subscriptions and professional development, indemnification and general provisions.
The contract states the salary is $80,000 annually payable by the Chamber of Commerce CVB and the Development Authority. Additionally, an amount shall be paid monthly not to exceed $15,000 annually by the Chamber of Commerce CVB for reimbursement of expenses toward disability, health and life insurance. Receipts must be provided.
The Development Authority agrees to pay 75 percent of the $80,000 salary with the Chamber CVB paying the remaining 25 percent, according to the memorandum of cooperation between the two groups.
The effective date for both agreements is March 15, 2013.
The employment agreement is a two-year contract with an evaluation on performance to be done annually.
Culinary delights, spa options, great location make Ellis Hotel perfect for girlfriend get-away to Atlanta
Amazing culinary creations offered in a fun restaurant with outside seating, as well as indoor dining. Personalized in-room spa services, along with a great midtown location within walking distance of some of the hot spots in the city all make the Ellis Hotel a great destination for a girlfriend getaway to Atlanta.
A short one-hour drive away, Atlanta is filled with all of the big city cultural attractions, along with first class dining and shopping, that make it a great choice to get away with your friends for a few days of stress-free rest and relaxation. It’s also a great location for a family destination or a romantic trip. The hotel also has an impressive event area for those planning group meetings.
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A short one-hour drive away, Atlanta is filled with all of the big city cultural attractions, along with first class dining and shopping, that make it a great choice to get away with your friends for a few days of stress-free rest and relaxation. It’s also a great location for a family destination or a romantic trip. The hotel also has an impressive event area for those planning group meetings.
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Tennis teams take wins in recent action
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Thursday, March 28. 2013
The Banks County High School Leopards tennis teams continue to post wins against region opponents this season. The boys defeated Fannin County 4-1 and East Hall 4-1. The Lady Leopards defeated Fannin County 5-0 and East Hall 5-0. The Leopards have a 6-2 overall record and a 4-2 Region record this year and the Lady Leopards have a 4-3 overall ... [Full Story »]
Joel Watkins (3-25-13)
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Wednesday, March 27. 2013
HOMER – Joel Watkins, 52, died Monday, March 25, 2013, at his residence following a brief fight with cancer. He was surrounded by his loving family. He was born July 13, 1960, the son of Inez Watkins of Homer and the late Roy Watkins. Joel Watkins was preceded in death by his father, Roy Watkins; and a sister, Janice Watkins. Survivors ... [Full Story »]
William Wheeler (3-12-13
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Monday, March 25. 2013
MAYSVILLE - William Steven Wheeler, 59, passed away on Friday, March 22, 2013. He was born in Birmingham, Ala., the son of the late William Wheeler Sr. and Ouida Wheeler. He was a diesel mechanic with Sikes Fleet Service and was a member of the Dry Pond United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Regina Marie Collis Wheeler, Maysville; ... [Full Story »]
Elizabeth Gailey(3-19-13)
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Thursday, March 21. 2013
HOMER – Elizabeth Inez Gailey, 70, went home to be with our Lord on Tuesday, March 19, 2013, following a courageous fight with cancer. She was born in Banks County on November 12, 1942, the daughter of the late Annie Bell Eller McCarthy and stepdaughter of the late Charlie McCarthy. She was preceded in death by a brother and sister-in-law, ... [Full Story »]
Three face robbery charges in Banks County
Three people with Florida addresses were arrested on Saturday afternoon for their part in “till tapping” at Walmart, Commerce.
According to the report on file at the Banks County Sheriff’s Office, Mike Marks, 78, 8010 Colony Circle 105, Tamarac, Fla., Richard Lee Mitchell, 57, 2017 South Ocean Drive, Holandell, Fla., and Tiffany Mitchell, 18, 8010 Colony Circle 105, Tamarac, Fla., each face charges of party to a crime – robbery. Marks and R. Mitchell are also charges with obstructing or hindering a law enforcement officer.
A warrant was taken for a fourth person, a 55-year-old female, in connection with the crime and a female juvenile that was with the group was placed in foster care by a Banks County Department of Family & Children Services caseworker that was called to the scene. [Full Story »]
According to the report on file at the Banks County Sheriff’s Office, Mike Marks, 78, 8010 Colony Circle 105, Tamarac, Fla., Richard Lee Mitchell, 57, 2017 South Ocean Drive, Holandell, Fla., and Tiffany Mitchell, 18, 8010 Colony Circle 105, Tamarac, Fla., each face charges of party to a crime – robbery. Marks and R. Mitchell are also charges with obstructing or hindering a law enforcement officer.
A warrant was taken for a fourth person, a 55-year-old female, in connection with the crime and a female juvenile that was with the group was placed in foster care by a Banks County Department of Family & Children Services caseworker that was called to the scene. [Full Story »]
Alumni game: BCHS baseball alumni gather for fundraiser game
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Wednesday, March 20. 2013
The Banks County Baseball Alumni gathered for a fundraiser game at the Leopard diamond this past Saturday. The teams were divided up into four per team and played round robin for six outs. The team with the most runs would win the game. Twelve alumni signed up for the game and the current Leopards baseball team umpired the event. It was the ... [Full Story »]
Family fun in Augusta: Canal rides, nature walk, festivals make for great get-away
A relaxing boat ride along the Augusta Canal where a friendly tour guide points out the natural beauty around you and offers some historic tidbits of the area. Turtles lined up on a log and birds soaring overhead are among the sites delighting young and old on the hour-long boat rides.
Exploring the rich history and culture of the town, including an exhibit on the golf legends that bring thousands to town each spring and a fun look at some of the local legends who got their start in Augusta, as well as a moving exhibit of James Brown, the Godfather of Soul.
Shopping and dining in the downtown area that is filled with lots of unique boutiques and antique stores, as well as plenty of great restaurants. Stopping for a few moments to get your photo snapped with the statue of James Brown.
These are just a few of the adventures awaiting visitors to Augusta, Ga., which is a great family destination for North Georgia residents. It’s an easy two-hour drive away and is likely to take only one tank of gas for your round trip drive and exploring. Augusta is also very affordable, making it perfect destination for families looking for a drive destination for their next vacation. Festivals are planned year-round, so be sure to find out what is coming up. The recent St. Patrick’s Day celebration is one of the larger events planned each year and it includes an amazing parade and festival. [Full Story »]
Exploring the rich history and culture of the town, including an exhibit on the golf legends that bring thousands to town each spring and a fun look at some of the local legends who got their start in Augusta, as well as a moving exhibit of James Brown, the Godfather of Soul.
Shopping and dining in the downtown area that is filled with lots of unique boutiques and antique stores, as well as plenty of great restaurants. Stopping for a few moments to get your photo snapped with the statue of James Brown.
These are just a few of the adventures awaiting visitors to Augusta, Ga., which is a great family destination for North Georgia residents. It’s an easy two-hour drive away and is likely to take only one tank of gas for your round trip drive and exploring. Augusta is also very affordable, making it perfect destination for families looking for a drive destination for their next vacation. Festivals are planned year-round, so be sure to find out what is coming up. The recent St. Patrick’s Day celebration is one of the larger events planned each year and it includes an amazing parade and festival. [Full Story »]
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