Negotiations between BJC Medical Center and a Tennessee company for the purchase of the medical center appear to be progressing.
Reporting at Monday’s meeting of the BJC Medical Center Authority, chairman Charles Blair said the facility hopes to have “something fairly close to a final draft” of the agreement “by the middle of the week.” [Full Story »]
Only seven years after the Bear Creek Reservoir was completed in southwest Jackson County, work is under way to provide access to fishing boats to the 505-acre regional reservoir.
Workers last week poured the concrete for a boat ramp that will be accessed by Hwy. 330.
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Fourth-year Commerce Schools Superintendent James “Mac” McCoy earned a “satisfactory” approval rating and a one-year contract extension.
The Commerce Board of Education (BOE) approved both moves unanimously Monday. Prior to that, the school board conducted much of its one hour, 45-minute meeting behind closed doors.
The Commerce Downtown Development Authority is still taking vendor applications for its June 27 City Lights Downtown Festival.
The event will be held at Spencer Park in downtown Commerce and will feature music, food, a road race, car show, arts and crafts booths and will conclude with a fireworks demonstration.
A 55-year-old Commerce man will be charged with murder, aggravated assault and aggravated assault on a police officer after he allegedly shot and killed his 6-year-old grandson and wounded his wife as a domestic incident turned deadly early Sunday afternoon.
Jackson County’s lawsuit over the Bear Creek Reservoir can proceed.
A spokesperson for the office of Judge Joe Booth said Booth has ruled against a motion presented by the Upper Oconee Basin Water Authority seeking to dismiss the suit.
Led by Andrea Sanchez’s perfect score, the Commerce Middle School fifth grade improved the school’s score on the Fifth Grade Writing Assessment for the third year in a row.
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