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The Tattnall Journal is a weekly community newspaper covering all of Tattnall County, Georgia, including the cities of Cobbtown, Collins, Glennville and Reidsville. We are a private, family-owned business in operation since 1879.

In addition to publishing the newspaper, The Tattnall Journal also provides a variety of commercial printing services from business cards and brochures to books and banners. High-quality, full color printing is also available. We strive to provide our customers with top quality work that exceeds their expectations.



 

LATEST BREAKING NEWS ...









March 11 obits

Margie Sapp Blocker, 81

Ben H. Callaway, 92

George Brinson (G.B.) Hodges, Jr., 87

Virginia Surrency McCurdy, 94

March 4 obits

Paul L. Austin, 74

Sarah Anne Berrum, 3 months

Eunice Lanier Callaway, 90

James Lee Fate, 83

Eric “Jack” Moore, 76

Calvin Jeffery Odum, infant

Richard Dawson Phillips, 71

Randolph “Rabbit” Sharpe, 60





 

 

Headline stories printed March 11, 2010 ...

Kim Tatum named Tattnall County Citizen of the Year

On Thursday, March 4, 2010, the Tattnall County High School cafetorium was magically converted to a beautiful banquet hall by the hard work of Wanda Blair and Anita Snipes with Pizazz, Lindsey Futch Collins with Dancin’ Divas and Tricia Davis with The Party Store. Evidence of the theme for the evening (The Chamber ... Helping to Propel Tattnall County Into The Future) was everywhere from the programs to the table centerpieces as well as the beautiful tapestries hanging on the stage. Beautiful piano music provided by classical musician, Charles Van Deursen, filled the air creating an aurora of sophistication. . . . . . MORE

Arrests made in robberies

On Friday morning, March 5, 2010, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., law enforcement officers from Glennville Police Department, Tattnall County Sheriff’s Department and the GBI arrested Akeem Rashad Nails, 19 and Michael Anthony Reynolds, 38, both of Glennville. . . . . . . . MORE

Emory Turner named Store Manager of the Year

The Food Lion Family of Banners and Bottom Dollar Food recently recognized Emory Turner as the recipient of the 2009 Store Manager Excellence Award. Turner, who is the store manager of the Harveys Supermarket located at 246 South Main St., in Reidsville, was selected from a group of seven other divisional winners. . . . . MORE

Reidsville Bank to open doors

Reidsville Bank will be opening its doors for business this week in the Harveys shopping center at 246 South Main Street, Suite F. . . . . . MORE

Fire consumes abandoned house

No charges were filed after an abandoned house went up into flames last Thursday evening, March 4 . . . . . MORE



Headline stories printed March 4, 2010 ...

Tattnall C.A.R.E.S. Soup-R Bowl raises huge $8,654.89

The Second Annual Kick-off for Tattnall C.A.R.E.S. was held at the Tattnall County High School cafetorium on Thursday, February 25, 2010, at 7:00 p.m. The night was a huge success, topping last year’s kick-off by more than $3,000! . . . . . . MORE

Senator Tommie Williams meets with local educators

State Senator Tommie Williams from Lyons came to Tattnall County High School Friday afternoon, February 26, 2010, to discuss state budget woes with educators and interested individuals. He spent some time explaining budget issues and then answered questions about budget cuts and proposed legislation. The meeting was tense at times and resembled some of the town hall meetings around the nation where tea party members confronted elected officials in the late summer and fall of 2009, although there was no shouting or name calling. . . . . . . MORE

American Diabetes Association kicks off Kiss-A-Pig fundraiser

Tattnall County is gearing up for a successful fundraiser for the American Diabetes Association (ADA). An interested group of individuals met Saturday night, February 27 at Pineview Baptist Church and after a homecooked meal, they shared ideas for raising money toward the $25,000 local goal. . . . . . . MORE

Colleen Smith is TCHS STAR Student, David Tucker chosen as STAR teacher

Colleen Smith, the 17-year-old daughter of Tim and Riba Smith of Reidsville, has been named Tattnall County High School’s 2010 STAR Student. Colleen chose her Economics teacher, David Tucker, as her STAR Teacher. . . . . . . . MORE







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Reidsville, GA 30453

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