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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 ...









January 28 obits

Joann Canipe, 43

Honie William “Bill” Lunceford, 78

Blanche Hunter Odom, 85

Elizabeth Sumerford Purvis, 98

Charlie Sutton, 57

January 21 obits

Sandra Nell Arnold, 66

Lily B. Bland, 94

Carlos “Woody” Brown, 92

Gerald Douglas Collins, 31

Edna Smith Gardner, 78

Levi Stephen Lively, premature infant

Mr. William John McGowan, age 69

Jettie Dent Purcell, 103

Joyce Waters Sapp, 77

John Larry Vincent, 67

 

 

Headline stories printed January 28, 2010 ...

BOE considers energy program

With talk of additional State cuts to the local budget and possible new furlough days for employees, the Tattnall County School System is looking at every possible avenue to save a few dollars. . . . . . MORE

Making movies

Chuck Woodcock enjoys a good movie; he just never realized movies required so much time and effort to produce. He enjoyed a first hand eye opening experience recently when he was selected to play the part of a Union officer in the Robert Redford directed movie The Conspirator.
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Bills up in record cold temp.

Thirteen straight days of record cold weather in early January will cause electrical bills to spike for homeowners throughout the southeast. Tattnall County will feel some of the pain as temps hovered with lows from 17 to 20 degrees and with daytime highs below 50 degrees. . . . . . MORE

Inmates construct table for Courthouse

Tattnall County inmates made this wooden table for the Courthouse out of original wood left over during the renovation of the historic Courthouse building. . . . . . MORE



Headline stories printed January 21, 2010 ...

Celebrating Dr. King

Twenty years after founders Reuben King Sr. and Novella King’s vision of an annual MLK parade in Glennville to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, it has become an annual event. . . . . MORE

Heroic effort saves couple

On Saturday, January 9, 2010, a fire in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Martin of Cobbtown could have proven to be a disaster for the Martins. Fortunately a combination of good timing and a caring individual prevented the tragedy from occurring. . . . . . . MORE

Mobile Food Pantry in town

The United Way of Southeast Georgia and America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia transported approximately 15,000 pounds of food to the Springfield Missionary Baptist Church in Reidsville to distribute to income-eligible individuals on Tuesday, January 12. . . . . MORE

Fire listed as “suspicious”

An early morning fire January 17, 2010, at R&R Wholesale on Market Street in Reidsville has been listed as suspicious and is under investigation by the State Fire Marshall’s office according to Reidsville Police Department Investigator Stacy Wildes. . . . MORE

Tattnall Productions

Tattnall Productions once again wowed the crowds and packed the house as they held their eighth performance this past weekend at the Glennville City Auditorium.. . . . MORE












The Tattnall Journal
PO Box 278
114-B North Main St.
Reidsville, GA 30453

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Phone:
912-557-6761

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912-557-4132