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What's closed July 5?

Submitted by Dave Whitaker
Friday, July 2nd, 2021, 12:01pm

With July 4 falling on a Sunday, Independence Day will be recognized on July 5. Both city and county government offices will be closed. Banks will be closed. The post office will be closed, no mail delivery. While grocery stores should be open, some restaurants may be closed. Also, the Cochran Bleckley Rec. Department monthly board meeting usually held on the first Monday of the month has been moved to July 12.

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People discuss downtown Cochran.

Submitted by Dave Whitaker
Friday, January 18th, 2019, 10:47am

The city of Cochran hosted a second public hearing on their urban redevelopment plan Thursday afternoon at the community house.  A variety of concerns were expressed, and suggestions made.  To read more, click here.

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Many pray for Pulaski County Schools

Submitted by 13WMAZ Web Staff
Thursday, August 7th, 2014, 8:16am
Many pray for Pulaski County Schools

 

 

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Perdue defeats Kingston in Georgia Senate runoff

Submitted by Jacqueline Harnevious, 13WMAZ Community Web Producer
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2014, 9:19am

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Early voting for July runoff begins Monday

Submitted by 13WMAZ Web Staff
Monday, June 30th, 2014, 1:25pm
Early voting for July runoff begins Monday

Early voting for several state and local races begins Monday, June 30th. It will continue through Friday, July 18th. Election day is Tuesday, July 22nd. Here's a overview of who you'll find on the ballot when you go to cast your vote. U.S. Senate Race: Republican Runoff Rep.

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IRS red flags: How to avoid a tax audit

Submitted by 13WMAZ Web Staff
Monday, March 17th, 2014, 8:07am
IRS red flags: How to avoid a tax audit

Jeff Reeves, Special for USA TODAY

There's a general conception that the Internal Revenue Services is too understaffed at tax time to go after anyone but high rollers and blatant cheats.

Don't believe it.

While it's true that the IRS only audits a small percentage of returns, government officials are getting smarter about which taxpayers are the likeliest to be overstating deductions or underreporting income.

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Senator Tolleson: Update from the Capitol

Submitted by Senate Press on Friday, March 14th, 12:44 pm
Senator Tolleson: Update from the Capitol

By: Sen. Ross Tolleson (R- Perry)
Week 9 Column

It is that time of year again, the time of the year when Dublin is filled with visitors to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and the end of the legislative session is near. The pace is continuing to move quickly as we completed the 38th day of the legislative session on Thursday, March 13th.  The 40th day, also referred to as Sine Die, will be on Thursday, March 20th, until then we will continue to pass legislation and work on the balanced budget late into the night.

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