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By Taelor Rye
The Dodge County High School Indians football team defeated opponent Toombs County 51-13 at its game on Friday, October 2.
The first achievement of the game went to Peyton Bush, who successfully attempted a 21-yard field goal with 6:58 left in the first quarter. Bush’s kick gave the Indians an edge, as the score was 3-0.
Just a few minutes later, with 3:20 left on the clock, Kyle Glover ran the ball for 59 yards, scoring a touchdown and making the score 9-0. Bush earned the Indians another point after a successful kick as the score became 10-0. Continue reading "Dodge County Indian football triumphs over Toombs County"
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1011 FORECLOSURES
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STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF DODGE
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER
Because of a default under the terms of the Security Deed executed by BERNICE KING CUMMINGS AKA BERNICE CUMMINGS TO WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. dated May 23, 2008, and recorded in Deed Book 607, Page 140, Dodge County Records, securing a Note in the original principal amount of $177,000.00, the holder thereof pursuant to said Deed and Note thereby secured has declared the entire amount of said indebtedness due and payable and, pursuant to the power of sale contained in said Deed, will on the first Tuesday, November 3, 2015, during the legal hours of sale, before the Courthouse door in said County, sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the property described in said Deed, to-wit: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN THE CITY OF EASTMAN. DODGE COUNTY. GEORGIA. AND KNOWN AS THE HOMEPLACE OF HENRIETTA C. BUSSEY. CONSISTING OF LOTS NUMBERS 1 AND 2, EACH FRONTING 30 FEET ON BETHEL STREET AND LOTS 3, 4 AND 5 EACH FRONTING 25 FEET ON BETHEL STREET, ALL IN SECTION 46 AND RUNNING BACK ALONG FOURTH AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 115 FEET, AND BEING THE SAME LANDS DESCRIBED IN A DEED FROM ANNIE MAE JOHNSON TO HENRIETTA C. BUSSEY AND GERTRUDE C. HARRELL, RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 59, PAGE 30-31. CLERK’S OFFICE. DODGE COUNTY, GEORGIA, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT AN IRON PIN LOCATED AT THE POINT OF INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHEAST SIDEWALK LINE OF FOURTH AVENUE WITH THE SOUTHWEST SIDEWALK LINE OF BETHEL STREET AND FROM SAID POINT OF BEGINNING RUN ALONG THE SOUTHWEST SIDEWALK LINE OF BETHEL STREET IN A DIRECTION OF SOUTH 45 DEGREES EAST A DISTANCE OF 135 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; THENCE RUN IN A DIRECTION OF SOUTH 45 DEGREES WEST A DISTANCE OF 115 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; THENCE RUN IN A DIRECTION OF NORTH 45 DEGREES WEST A DISTANCE OF 135 FEET TO AN IRON PIN LOCATED ON THE SOUTHEAST SIDEWALK LINE OF FOURTH AVENUE; THENCE RUN ALONG SAID SIDEWALK LINE OF FOURTH AVENUE; THENCE RUN ALONG SAID SIDEWALK LINE OF FOURTH AVENUE IN A DIRECTION OF NORTH 45 DEGREES EAST A DISTANCE OF 115 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AND BEING THE SAME PROPERTY AS SHOWN ON A PLAT OF A SURVEY MADE BY F. B. FLOURNOY WHICH IS RECORDED IN SAID CLERK’S OFFICE IN PLAT BOOK 22, PAGE 105, SAID PLAT TOGETHER WITH THE RECORD THEREOF BEING BY REFERENCE INCORPORATED HEREIN AND MADE A PART HEREOF.
Said property is known as 5424 4TH AVE, EASTMAN, GA 31023, together with all fixtures and personal property attached to and constituting a part of said property, if any.
Said property will be sold subject to any outstanding ad valorem taxes (including taxes which are a lien, whether or not now due and payable), the right of redemption of any taxing authority, any matters which might be disclosed by an accurate survey and inspection of the property, any assessments, liens, encumbrances, zoning ordinances, restrictions, covenants, and matters of record superior to the Security Deed first set out above.
The proceeds of said sale will be applied to the payment of said indebtedness and all expenses of said sale as provided in said Deed, and the balance, if any, will be distributed as provided by law.
The sale will be conducted subject (1) to confirmation that the sale is not prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final confirmation and audit of the status of the loan with the secured creditor.
The property is or may be in the possession of BERNICE CUMMINGS, A/K/A BERNICE KING CUMMINGS A/K/A BERNICE K. CUMMINGS, successor in interest or tenant(s).
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.
as Attorney-in-Fact for
BERNICE KING CUMMINGS AKA BERNICE CUMMINGS
File no. 15-053357
SHAPIRO PENDERGAST &
HASTY, LLP*
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
2872 Woodcock Blvd.
Suite 100
Atlanta, GA 30341-3941
(770) 220-2535/HG
shapiroandhasty.com
*THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Continue reading "Legals October 7, 2015 Page 2"
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1001 ADOPTIONS
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF LAURENS COUNTY
STATE OF GEORGIA
IN RE: Petition of Joseph and Michelle May,
For the Adoption of Ava Lynn May, DOB 10/08/2013, A Female Minor Child.
CIVIL ACTION NO.: A2015-0010
NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR ADOPTION
To: DYLAN BASS
Dodge County, Georgia
Pursuant to Order for Publication signed by the Honorable Jon F. Helton, Judge on the 14th day of August, 2015, you are hereby notified that a Petition for Adoption has been filed in the Superior Court of Laurens County, Georgia, Case No. A2015-0010, for the adoption of the minor child, Ava Lynn May.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED to be and appear before the Honorable Jon F. Helton, Judge at the Laurens County Courthouse in Dublin, Georgia at 9 a.m. on the 14th day of October, 2015 to show cause before me why said child should not be dealt with by the Court according to law.
You may obtain a copy of this Adoption petition from the Clerk of Superior Court of Laurens County, at the Laurens County Courthouse in Dublin, GA.
After you review the petition, you may file your written answer and objections to the Petition with the Clerk of Superior Court of Laurens County, Georgia, PO Box 2028, Dublin, Georgia 31040, within sixty (60) days from the date of Order for Service by Publication.
This 14th day of August, 2015.
s/Georgia Jeffcoat
Clerk, Laurens County
Superior Court
Prepared by:
W. JASON ROWLAND
Attorney for Petitioner
State Bar No. 972807
1808 Bellevue Road
Dublin, GA 31021 Continue reading "Legals October 7, 2015 Page 1"
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Members of the Dodge County High School 2015-2016 Homecoming Court are (l-r) Anna Kate Hickman, escorted by Austin Keith Barrows; Shardae Simone Jackson, escorted by Alex Egan Jordan; Jaycie Maya Rollins, escorted by Tyair Blue Ahmad Blackman; Kaylee Rae Peterson, escorted by Ryan Wade Bowen; Monica Ellis, escorted by Jaterrian Shields; Monique Ellis, escorted by John Michael McCoy; Logan Suzanne Taylor, escorted by Justin Dewayne Sowell; Marissa Leigh Hall, escorted by Zachary Gene Carey; Taylor Kiley Cranford, escorted by James Dalton Evans; and Laura Leigh Taylor, escorted by Aaron Michael Kitchens. (Photo by Emory Rogers Photography)
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For Printis Thomas, Jr., the association that he has with Dodge County High School (DCHS) Homecoming festivities will come full circle this week as he rides in the lead car of the parade as the grand marshal. The parade will be held on Friday, October 9, at 4:00 p.m. This year’s theme is “Game Over For The Pirates” as the Dodge County Indians face the Appling County Pirates in the football game at 7:30 p.m.
In his many years of service to DCHS, one area of work Thomas committed to was working with the homecoming committee to select the grand marshal each year.
“This is quite an honor to me,” Thomas said. “I never thought I’d retire and come back as Grand Marshal myself.”
On behalf of the faculty, staff and students at DCHS, principal Dr. Susan Long said that she is honored to have Thomas as this year’s grand marshal. “Mr. Thomas’ professionalism, his vision and his leadership have made positive impacts on Dodge County High School and Dodge County for many years, and we are happy to welcome him home to lead our homecoming parade,” Long said.
Though Thomas said that he questions if he really “deserves all of this,” DCHS Assistant Principal Pam Melvin reiterated Long’s enthusiasm and affirmed how deserving Thomas is of the honor.
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The Dodge County Grand Jury convened in September and returned the following indictments:
Lee Shiver was indicted on one count felony obscene Internet contact with a child and one count of felony computer pornography.
Halie Jones was indicted on one count felony theft by taking.
Dorian McDuffie was indicted on one count felony possession/manufacture/distribution/etc. of marijuana, one count misdemeanor driving under the influence (DUI) drugs, one count felony fleeing/attempting to elude and officer for felony, one count defective equipment, one count headlights and one count operating vehicle without valid tag.
Dana Northcutt was indicted on one count felony possession of methamphetamine and one count felony possession/manufacture/distribution/etc. of marijuana.
James Tarver was indicted on one count felony sale of oxycodone, a controlled substance.
Tony Thomas was indicted on one count felony theft by shoplifting.
Howard Mitchell was indicted on one count felony aggravated assault, one count felony terroristic threats and acts and one count misdemeanor public indecency first or second conviction.
Daquan Guyton was indicted on one count felony criminal attempt to commit a felony and one count misdemeanor battery.
Heather Hopwood was indicted on one count felony burglary second degree.
Johnny Loden was indicted on one count felony theft by receiving stolen property.
Homar Ramirez was indicated on two counts felony burglary first degree and one count felony theft by taking.
George Mack Bird III was indicted on one count felony violation of Georgia Code 16-4-1, one count felony attempt or conspiracy to violate Georgia Controlled Substance Act, two counts felony sale of a Schedule III, IV or V controlled substance, two counts felony possession of a Schedule III, IV or V controlled substance and three counts misdemeanor unlawful prescription.
Fran Douglas was indicted on one count felony violation of Georgia Code 16-4-1 and one count felony attempt or conspiracy to violate Georgia Controlled Substance Act.
Jennifer Douglas was indicted on one count felony violation of Georgia Code 16-4-1, one count felony attempt or conspiracy to violate Georgia Controlled Substance Act, two counts sale of a Schedule III, IV or V controlled substance and one count felony possession of a Schedule IV controlled substance.
Erin Mullis was indicted on one count felony violation of Georgia Code 16-4-1, nine counts felony attempt or conspiracy to violate Georgia Controlled Substance Act and seven counts felony use of a communication facility in commission of a felony.
Brad Balderston was indicted on one count felony possession of a Schedule II controlled substance, one count misdemeanor driving while license suspended or revoked, one count no proof of insurance, one count operating vehicle without valid tag and one count misdemeanor possession and use of drug related objects.
Aaron Braswell was indicted on one count felony burglary second degree and one count felony aggravated assault.
Gary Edge was indicted on one count felony burglary second degree and one count felony aggravated assault.
Christopher Rigby was indicted on three counts burglary second degree, one count felony burglary first degree and one count misdemeanor theft by taking.
Charles Grimsley was indicted on one count felony receipt, possession or transfer of firearm by convicted felon and one count misdemeanor theft by taking.
Michael Barlow was indicted on one count felony terroristic threats and acts, one count felony interference with government property, one misdemeanor obstruction of officers, one count misdemeanor marijuana less than one ounce and one count misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
Tiffanie Hanson was indicted on one count misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
Matthew Barnett was indicted on two counts burglary second degree and one count felony entering auto.
Bradley Clark was indicted on one count felony burglary second degree, one count misdemeanor criminal trespass, and one count misdemeanor theft by taking.
Jennifer Biron was indicted on one count felony burglary first degree and one count felony criminal damage to property in the second degree.
Morgan Correll was indicted on one count felony burglary first degree and one count felony criminal damage to property in the second degree.
Travis Edge was indicted on one count felony burglary first degree and one count felony criminal damage to property in the second degree.
David Payne was indicted on one count felony burglary first degree and one count felony criminal damage to property in the second degree.
James Stevens was indicted on one count felony burglary first degree and one count felony criminal damage to property in the second degree.
Jonathan C. Guyton was indicted on one count misdemeanor obstruction of officers.
Jonathan N. Guyton, Jr. was indicted on one count felony terroristic threats and acts, one count felony obstruction of officers, and one count misdemeanor obstruction of officers.
Taylor Brooks one count felony burglary second degree, one count aggravated assault, one count felony possession of firearm/knife during crime/attempted crime, one count felony receipt/possession or transfer of firearm by convicted felon, one count felony fleeing/attempting to elude an officer for felony, one count driving without license, one count driving on wrong side of road, one count passing on hill or curve, one count speeding, one count reckless driving, two counts failure to stop for stop sign, one count safety belt violations, one count misdemeanor possession and use of drug related objects, and one count misdemeanor obstruction of officers.
Fredrick Holton one count forgery felony first degree, one count felony financial identity fraud, one count felony possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute, one count misdemeanor possession and use of drug related objects, one count felony possession of firearm/knife during crime/attempt crime, one count felony possession/manufacture/distribution/etc. of marijuana, one count felony theft by receiving stolen property, one count felony use of communication facility in commission of a felony, and one count felony receipt/possession or transfer of firearm by convicted felon.
Daniel Gaultney was indicted on one count felony financial transaction card fraud.
Tammy Layman was indicted on one count felony financial transaction card theft and one count financial transaction card fraud.
Katie Reeder was indicted on one count felony financial transaction card theft and one count financial transaction card fraud.
Troy East was indicted on one count felony obstruction of an officer.
Molly Parkerson was indicted on one count felony theft by taking, one count felony criminal damage to property in the second degree, and one count misdemeanor possession and use of drug related objects.
Charles Mullis was indicted on one count felony possession of a Schedule IV controlled substance, one count misdemeanor giving false name/address/birthdate to law enforcement officer, and one count misdemeanor criminal trespass.
Angela Trainor was indicted on one count misdemeanor criminal trespass.
Mesha Green was indicted on one count felony financial identity fraud.
Linda Martin was indicted on one count felony financial identity fraud.
Brian Eagy was indicted on one count felony aggravated assault, one count felony armed robbery, and one count felony burglary first degree.
Danielle Eagy was indicted on one count felony aggravated assault, one count felony armed robbery, and one count felony burglary first degree.
Jeremy Mullis was indicted on one count felony possession of a Schedule II controlled substance.
Willie Roy Level was indicted on one count felony theft by shoplifting and one count misdemeanor criminal trespass.
Leonard Hodge was indicted on one count felony theft by shoplifting.
Cindy Gilder was indicted on one count felony criminal damage to property in the second degree.
Johnny Frank Johnson was indicted on one count felony possession/manufacture/distribution/etc. of marijuana and one count felony possession of cocaine with intent to distribute.
Timothy Raffield was indicted on one count felony burglary first degree.
Sam Adamson was indicted on one count felony theft by taking, one count misdemeanor theft by taking, one count misdemeanor DUI alcohol, one count misdemeanor DUI (per se), and one count weaving over roadway.
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Dear editor,
Silence is the enemy of an educated society. Silent objectivity cannot translate into objective decision-making. One cannot hear ideas in silence nor can one improve schools being silent. Silence has become the principle weapon of school boards, of superintendents, and educators of all sorts. A weapon that serves only to protect the irresponsible from their responsibilities. The responsibilities to initiate change, for example, when change is necessary, will not ne displayed if board members are allowed to remain silent. By hiding behind their code of silence, the board has freed themselves from the responsibility of leadership. It’s so easy to lead-when everyone is quiet.
Our Board of Education (BOE) has established policies that prohibit discussion and thus discourages the debate necessary to promote objective decision-making. Not being allowed to enter into objective debates in a public forum stifles the advancement of our schools, and more importantly degrades the academic growth of our children. Research clearly substantiates the effects of our leadership void in the academic growth of our children. Up to 25 percent of everything we teach our students is forgotten by the time the next school year comes around. (You will not hear that admission from the BOE or superintendent.) Studies on Summer Learning Loss have reported that students will enter into their next school year less educated by up to 25 percent. (Again, you will not hear that admission from the BOE or superintendent.) Each successive year, the loss of learning keeps students behind because that loss cannot be recovered. (Again, you will not hear that admission from the BOE or superintendent.) John Hopkins concluded that the SINGLE cause of this loss of learning is the traditional school calendar.
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The Dodge County High School 2015-2016 homecoming queen, was chosen at halftime of the football game on Friday, October 9, 2015. Chosen, as homecoming queen was Shardae Jackson, escorted by Alex Jordan (c), first runner up was Marissa Hall, escorted by Zack Carey (r) and second runner up was Anna Kate Hickman, escorted by Austin Barrows (l). (Photo courtesy of Emory Rogers Photography)
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By Taelor Rye
Although Homecoming typically draws a large crowd and contains perhaps the most high school football anticipation of the season, the Dodge County Indians football team’s game versus Appling County saw very little scoring, as the Indians beat the Appling Pirates 7-3.
All points were scored in the first half of the game, with Dodge clinching its win with a touchdown in the first quarter. Continue reading "Dodge wins Homecoming game against Appling"
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By Taelor Rye
At the October 12 meeting of the Eastman City Council, council members discussed the status of past due taxes as they apply to Eastman citizens and decided to send out notices on February 1, 2016.
Initially, the council discussed sending out the notices earlier. However, city tax statements for the most recent fiscal year will be sent out soon.
Because payments for those taxes will be due on December 20, the council decided to postpone the date for sending out notices on past due taxes so that they could include unpaid taxes for the upcoming collection.
Council member Milton Johnson noted that, last year, the council allowed citizens a full year to pay past-due taxes. “We kind of put ourselves in this position by saying that we wanted to give people an opportunity, and it doesn’t seem that many people took that opportunity,” he said.
The city is currently owed $104,622.25 in past due taxes, and that number is only expected to rise after the upcoming cycle.
Ultimately, city manager Bea Edge recommended going with Government Tax Solutions, whom the city has used before, to send notices.
Also at the city council meeting was Skeet Brown, who voiced his recommendations for the planned roundabout. Brown’s first recommendation was to make sure that at least one acre of land was allotted per street to be involved in the roundabout, given the unusual amount of semi truck traffic in the area.
Additionally, Brown recommended that the city obtain insurance because he anticipates that many lawsuits will result from having a roundabout there. Brown pointed out that the area also has a high amount of foot traffic from people who walk to Walmart, the hospital and nursing homes in the area.
In closing, Brown suggested putting a traffic light in the area instead, claiming that it would be cheaper, simpler and safer.
The council discussed the resolution to pursue a Community Development Block Grant, which Edge recommended to use on roads in the Bacon Heights area. “There are several big ditches in there… [and] drainage [issues] that we’ll need to look at… We’ll canvas houses in the area and take applications,” she said.
The resolution stated that the amount is up to $500,000.00 for city water and sewer line improvements.
“The city commits to cover the cost of the required cash matched as well as any cost over the grant… associated with the project,” the resolution reads. The project aims to improve the general public good and welfare of the City of Eastman as well as the state of Georgia by primarily assisting those in low-income areas.
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At approximately 5:30 p.m. on Monday, October 19, Dodge/Wilcox 911 received a call about a three year old child that had been shot.
When deputies and Emergency Medical Services arrived on the scene on Oak Grove Church Road, they found the girl had been shot in the leg.
According to Dodge County Sheriff Lynn Sheffield, the child and her mother were alone at the home at the time of the shooting. Apparently, the mother had left the child in one room while she went into the bedroom to place a television set on top of a chest of drawers.
There was a 9mm pistol on top of the chest of drawers and the mother took it and placed it on the bed. Unbeknownst to the mother, the child had come into the bedroom and climbed on the bed and grabbed the handgun. The child pulled the trigger, discharging the gun and shooting herself in the leg.
The child was airlifted from Rhine to the Medical Center of Central Georgia in Macon. Surgery was scheduled for the child for Tuesday, October 20.
On Sunday, October 18 at approximately 6:20 p.m., a 10 year old boy was hit by a pickup truck on the Empire Chester Highway.
According to the Georgia State Patrol report, Kaleb Balderston was riding his bicycle on a private drive at 109 Empire Chester Highway when he failed to yield the right of way and ran onto the Empire Chester Highway into the path of Justin Henry Grinstead (age 32), of Hawkinsville, who was driving a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado K1500 pickup west on the Empire Chester Highway.
After the impact, Balderston was thrown into the ditch on the north shoulder of the highway. Roddy and Gresston first responders responded to the accident. An Air Evac helicopter flew the boy from the scene to the Medical Center of Central Georgia in Macon. He was later flown to an Atlanta hospital where on Monday, October 19, he was listed in critical but stable condition.
The Eastman Police Department made the following arrest for the week of October 12 through October 20, 2015.
Jose Luiz-Perez, age 23, 323 Sycamore Drive, Eastman, one count license: driving while unlicensed or expired/new resident; one count headlight requirements; and one count driving under the influence (DUI) alcohol 0.10 GM or more, 21 or over.
William Jackson, age 21, Eastman, one count failure to pay (FTP) bench warrant.
Damian Dupree, age 24, 5821 8th Avenue, Eastman, one count operating vehicle without valid tag/decal; one count no insurance; and one count safety belts violation (adults).
Sean Clemons, age 34, 54 Clemons Hill Lane, Eastman, one count no license on person; one count DUI alcohol 0.10 GM or more, 21 or over; and one count headlight requirements.
Harry Martin, age 22, 353 Irvin Street, Cornelia, one count obstructing law enforcement officers.
Arthur Whitley, age 59, 5977 James Avenue, Eastman, one count pedestrian under the influence (PUI).
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Don’t forget, if you watch unbiased journalist George Step On All Of Us (why watch?) he donated $75,000 to the Clinton family foundation. Step didn’t inform his employer ABC News about the donation either. Remember ol’ Down the Middle Dan Rather? Rather always claimed to be unbiased and evenhanded, fair to all. See why I hate the media? I don’t watch those shows. I listen to WFLA.com in Orlando on the Internet then Laura Ingraham on Atlanta radio, both great shows, yes, biased and admittedly so. Both are opinion shows. The other two, Step and Blather, are/were supposedly news people. Remember Uncle Walter Cronkite, University of Texas dropout, supposedly a CBS News centrist? Underneath the See BS facade, Cronkite was a raving leftist. As a kid I remember a lot of older people watching network news constantly. No wonder they voted liberal. My dad never watched that junk and he was politically savvy. Good for him. He and I both voted for Goldwater. Now I’m an older person. I read recently of Barry Goldwater once telling John McCain that as president, he’d never have sent him or anyone else to Vietnam. Now I’m an older person. Barry slipped badly in his later years but that’s another story. He was mentally off, a bitter old guy later on, a nut case then, but sharp in 1964.
A great and underappreciated web site, one of the best: TheoSpark.net. He’s a clever guy, smart, nice and funny, one of my favorites. Theo has a savvy take on the USA and lives in England. Guaranteed: He has some of the best commentary on the Internet, funny cartoons, too. He’s so good you’ll never see him on television.
Senator Marco Rubio says gun control is unlikely to stop deadly mass shootings. Wow! I didn’t know that, did you? Unfortunately for us, Marco has been hanging around with some of the Clinton crowd, including Joe Lieberman and Strobe Talbot, both of whom were praising Marco and his world view. A few months back Senator Rubio praised foreign aid as “cost effective.” He should’ve been voting against it instead. Republicans should reject the concept of foreign aid as unconstitutional and wasteful spending. Congressmen Larry McDonald and Ron Paul never voted for any foreign aid for any nation. Such an America First philosophy would be a great starting point for a reworked Republican Party. Good for those two patriots. Dr. McDonald was murdered by the Soviet Union in 1983. We still send foreign aid to his killers. Yes, Russia and China still get foreign aid from us. Most Republicans vote for it. Crazy, isn’t it? This is the world’s largest freak show. Continue reading "See why I hate the media?"
By Taelor Rye
By Taelor Rye
