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Roberts & Co Jewelers opened in May of 2007 in Tifton, GA and operated solely as a jewelry store. In 2019, Roberts & Co. grew by adding in bridal, home and giftware.
Roberts & Co. will be with you every step of the way - from finding the perfect engagement ring and wedding band, to helping fulfill your bridal registry.
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Happy March! I can NOT believe we are already in March of 2023! I hope everyone is having a great 2023! Be sure to stay tuned to The Martin News daily on the web as we are constantly posting ads and news as well as updating the event calendar of things happening in and around the area.
Just a reminder of the great changes at The Martin N
Happy March! I can NOT believe we are already in March of 2023! I hope everyone is having a great 2023! Be sure to stay tuned to The Martin News daily on the web as we are constantly posting ads and news as well as updating the event calendar of things happening in and around the area.
Just a reminder of the great changes at The Martin News. We are all digital in 2023! There will not be any more publications each week as all the news will be shared here and on our Facebook page, The Martin News. There will however still be the Special Editions of The Matin News so stay tuned for those. The first one will be the Graduation Edition! All the advertisers will be here as well, and you will be able to click on links more and it will be right here at your fingertips. Also, at the top and bottom of the page you will be able to click on the city you would like to view. There will be news, event listings and advertisers for you to check out. This is growing weekly.
If there is something specific that you would like to see, please feel free to email us at lmanley1210@gmail.com and we will do our best to include it.
What do you have planned for 2023? I am looking forward to so many great things and ONE of them is going to see REO Speedwagon in Albany... I can NOT wait! A few other things I am looking forward to is the Downtown Concerts and Events in Downtown Sylvester! So many great things happening this year... stay tuned to The Martin News...
Thank you so much to each and every one of you for your continued support. For that, I will forever be grateful!
~ Lynn Meeks Manley
Kicking Off National Nutrition Month
March will be National Nutrition Month and part of leading a healthy life means eating a healthy diet and being physically active. A recent CDC study highlights when, where, and how U.S. adults and children are eating a healthy diet. Those who are not getting enough fruits and veggies can take small
Kicking Off National Nutrition Month
March will be National Nutrition Month and part of leading a healthy life means eating a healthy diet and being physically active. A recent CDC study highlights when, where, and how U.S. adults and children are eating a healthy diet. Those who are not getting enough fruits and veggies can take small steps towards meeting recommended amounts, including adding more fruit to your usual breakfast routine or adding vegetables to your meals. Eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables can help reduce the risk of many leading causes of illness and death, add important nutrients to your diet, and help with weight control. The recent study shows that adults get most of their fruit during breakfast and snacking whether they eat recommended amounts or not. Those who are not getting enough could aim to add more at breakfast or through snacks such as eating a small apple or banana. On the other hand, children tend to eat fruit throughout the day. Children who need more could add extra fruit to their breakfast, lunch, or snack routines. Dinnertime tends to be when adults and children eat most of their vegetables. However, for those who are not eating enough vegetables, try adding vegetables to your lunchtime salad or sandwich (e.g., tomato slices or baby carrots) or mixing them into what you are having for dinner (e.g., adding broccoli into your pasta).
It’s Time to Organize!
Organization doesn’t just happen—it’s a result of conscious actions. Practice this method until it becomes second nature reports All You magazine. Start by tackling a particular room armed with a trash bag, a giveaway box, a box for items you want to sell and a box for things that belong in another room of your h
It’s Time to Organize!
Organization doesn’t just happen—it’s a result of conscious actions. Practice this method until it becomes second nature reports All You magazine. Start by tackling a particular room armed with a trash bag, a giveaway box, a box for items you want to sell and a box for things that belong in another room of your home. Make quick, unemotional decisions: If it’s broken, obsolete or redundant, get rid of it. Sort through all the items that will stay in the room, matching like with like. Cluster books together with other books, DVDs with DVDs and outerwear with outerwear. Don’t commingle dissimilar things—it makes it hard to find what you need and creates visual chaos. Make an inventory of what you’re holding on to, then determine how the items should be stored and what types of furniture and containers you’ll need. For example, “To keep these stacks of sweaters and T-shirts separate, I can use shelf dividers. Now that I’ve counted my CDs, I know I need a CD organizer with eight shelves.” Find solutions that work with your personal habits. For example, if you’re a no-fuss type, just grouping things together might be enough, so store pictures in photo boxes marked by year. If you are more detail focused, use photo albums. Don't stop until every object or type of object has a place where it lives all the time—be it a tray on your desk for your cell phone or a hook for your keys. Then, commit to returning each item to its home after every use. Soon, putting items away will become a habit. Getting organized is a great March task! It is always great to clean up and out after each season. Keep things packed and organize which will make it easy to find when you need it and it makes it easy to store. And always remember when packing things up that you label all the boxes and containers!
3-12-23
March
28th ~ Warwick City Council Meeting 6:30pm
29th ~ Kiwanis Meeting at Noon
WCPS 1st and 2nd grade students participated in Career Day! Students received a hands-on learning experience involving many different career options. WCPS thanks Ms. Miller for organizing this event and thank you to all of the community participants for coming out and investing in our students: WCHS CTAE, Smile Doctors, Satilla Tillery, P
WCPS 1st and 2nd grade students participated in Career Day! Students received a hands-on learning experience involving many different career options. WCPS thanks Ms. Miller for organizing this event and thank you to all of the community participants for coming out and investing in our students: WCHS CTAE, Smile Doctors, Satilla Tillery, Piggly Wiggly, PetSense, Truist Bank, Margaret Jones Public Library, Sylvester Chamber of Commerce, Georgia DNR, Worth County Fire & Rescue, Worth County Sheriff's Office, Georgia State Patrol, Short-N-Paulk, and Best Friends Humane Society.
Check out more of the fun by clicking the link below. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1iwqY6o78Y6ygkEjuE33BbWZFN85dnEV9?usp=sharing
Source: WCSD
3-26-23
Mark your calendars for an upcoming, community-wide event.
Sylvester Police Department Easter Egg Hunt
Friday, April 7, 2023
6pm to 8pm
Jeffords Park
Easter egg hunts, music, free food, activities, and photo ops with the Easter Bunny.
For more information or to assist with this event, contact Lt. Luna with the Sylvester Police Department @ 229-
Mark your calendars for an upcoming, community-wide event.
Sylvester Police Department Easter Egg Hunt
Friday, April 7, 2023
6pm to 8pm
Jeffords Park
Easter egg hunts, music, free food, activities, and photo ops with the Easter Bunny.
For more information or to assist with this event, contact Lt. Luna with the Sylvester Police Department @ 229-776-8500.
Source: Sylvester Police Department
3-5-23
Source: WCSD
3-26-23
Worth County Primary School is excited to announce that the WCPS PE Department received a grant from Walmart Giving! WCPS is thankful for the local Walmart Supercenter, Sylvester and Andy Carter and his staff for their support. They can't wait to purchase sports equipment.
Source: WCSD
3-26-23
Worth County Primary School Pre K and Kindergarten students participated in Transportation Day!
Students received a hands-on learning experience involving many different types of transportation. Mrs. Graddy did an amazing job organizing this event. WCPS says thank you to all of our community participants for coming out and investing in t
Worth County Primary School Pre K and Kindergarten students participated in Transportation Day!
Students received a hands-on learning experience involving many different types of transportation. Mrs. Graddy did an amazing job organizing this event. WCPS says thank you to all of our community participants for coming out and investing in their students. Those that participated are Georgia State Troopers, the City of Sylvester, Sylvester Police Department, Flint Ag of Sylvester, Holloway Trucking, Worth County Sheriff's Office, Georgia Forestry, EMS, City of Sylvester Fire and Rescue, Georgia DNR, and Worth County Schools Transportation and Maintenance.
Check out more fun by clicking the link below. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1W1WnnTZZTDzKfUzm05tTTdcccH8c2FfN?usp=sharing
Source: WCSD
3-26-23
Please print the coloring page off and let your children color it. Please put the name on the back. We need the child’s name, the parents name and phone number. Please mail it to Lynn Meeks-Manley PO Box 5003 Sylvester, GA 31791. Deadline is May 1st. All pictures will be displayed at the festival. Judging will take place at noon on May 6
Please print the coloring page off and let your children color it. Please put the name on the back. We need the child’s name, the parents name and phone number. Please mail it to Lynn Meeks-Manley PO Box 5003 Sylvester, GA 31791. Deadline is May 1st. All pictures will be displayed at the festival. Judging will take place at noon on May 6th at the First Responders Rib & Chicken Cookoff which will be held at Jeffords Park in Sylvester. There will be a first, second and third place in each category. Categories listed below….
Ages 1-3
Pre-K and Kindergarten
Grades 1st and 2nd
Grades 3rd through 5th
If you have any questions, please contact Lynn at 229-272-4356.
Source: WCSD
Source: WCSD
Source: WCSD
Source: WCSD
3-5-23
Source: WCSD
3-5-23
Calling all students! The Georgia Peanut Festival Committee is planning for the 59th Annual Peanut Festival and they need a theme. The winning theme designer will win a cash prize of $100!
The full contest rules can be viewed/printed by clicking the link below. All entries must be submitted no later than 11:59 pm on April 14, 2023. So grab your crayons or colored pencils, and paper, and let inspiration guide you to create our winning theme!
Click here to view/print the Annual Peanut Festival T-Shirt full contest rules. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EGLRfuBZS0B2_ZSUe_gMgbirifrn5HwA/view?usp=share_link
A Paper copy of contest rules can be picked up at Sylvester/Worth Chamber of Commerce.
Source: Georgia Peanut Festival
3-26-23
Mandatory Parent & Student Interest Meeting will be held on March 27th at 7pm. The meeting will be held in the WCHS Gymnatorium. All paperwork will be distributed. The paperwork due date is April 10th. Must have a current physical on file. Tryouts are scheduled for April 10-14, 3:30-5:30 at WCMS Gym. Email Coach Bodiford if you have questions - kbodiford@worthschools.net.
Source: WCSD
3-26-23
Congratulations to the WCMS Girls’ Soccer team defeating Cook County in the playoff game! The championship game for the girls' soccer is Monday (03/27) at home starting at 5:15pm. GO RAMS!
Source: WCSD
3-26-23
Main Street America and American Express are pleased to announce that applications for the Backing Small Businesses Grant are now open! The grant program will award 350 small business grants of $5,000 to eligible businesses in the U.S. and territories.
In 2021, American Express and Main Street America created the Backing Small Businesses grant program to help economically vulnerable U.S. small business owners recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and grow their businesses.
Now in its second year, the program has increased both grants awarded and total funding to $2.3 million to further support small business owners in building their economic vitality and fostering a thriving community.
New this year are Enhancement Grants for grantees: If you are awarded a $5,000 grant through this program, your business may also be eligible to be considered for an additional $25,000 Enhancement Grant!
For more information or to apply, click here: https://bit.ly/3Z0mHqk
Source: Main Street America
3-26-23
Local Spring Break Begins April 1 With Fun-Packed Weekend
Valdosta, GA – Wild Adventures Theme Park in Valdosta, Ga. will be kicking off Spring Break for local students on April 1 with a weekend full of music, special events and the annual opening of Splash Island Waterpark.
“Our 2023 Season began a few weeks ago when we debuted our brand new 3-acre addition, Oasis Outpost,” said Elke Schultz, marketing manager. “Now, to add even more to the Wild Adventures experience, we will roll out the first show of our concert series, host the region’s largest Easter celebration and open Splash Island Waterpark all on the same day.”
Wild Adventures LIVE! presented by Valdosta TKO Nissan features an entire lineup of award-winning and Platinum-selling artists, such as Lee Brice, The Beach Boys, Styx, REO Speedwagon and more. The concert series begins Saturday, April 1 with a performance from Grammy Award-winning country group Diamond Rio for the park’s Passholder Appreciation Concert.
Formed in 1989, Diamond Rio became the first country music group in history to reach No. 1 with a debut single. That song, “Meet in the Middle,” began a long string of hits, including “How Your Love Makes Me Feel,” “One More Day,” “Beautiful Mess,” “Unbelievable,” “In A Week or Two,” and more. The group has released three Platinum-selling albums and five Gold-selling albums and has won multiple awards, including a Grammy Award and a Dove Award.
“Our Season Passholders enjoy free general admission to all of our concerts, but every Season we choose one show as our Passholder Appreciation Concert to express our gratitude with free reserved seats,” said Schultz. “It’s one of the ways we say ‘Thanks’ to our Passholders for joining us this Season.”
Silver, Gold and Diamond Season Passholders can pick up their two complimentary reserved seats each for the Diamond Rio concert beginning at 9 a.m. on April 1. Seats will be given on a first come, first served basis. Diamond Rio will take the stage at the Wild Adventures LIVE! Amphitheater at 8 p.m.
Non-season passholders can also attend the performance with General Concert Admission available at WildAdventures.com/Concerts or at any Wild Adventures ticketing booth.
Before the show, guests can hunt for 100,000 candy-filled eggs in the largest Easter celebration in the region.
“During our second annual Easter Eggstravaganza, guests will have the opportunity to take photos with the Easter Bunny, hunt for candy-filled eggs and even search for a special painted ostrich egg to win two 2023 Gold Season Passes,” said Schultz.
Wild Adventures’ Easter Eggstravaganza, April 1, 2 and 8, features Easter Egg hunts for kids ages five and under near The Butterfly Garden and separate hunts for kids ages 12 and under near Kite Flyer. One painted ostrich egg will be hidden somewhere outside of those hunts each day of the event. Wild Adventures will be closed April 9 in observance of Easter Sunday.
In addition to Easter Eggstravaganza and the Diamond Rio show, Wild Adventures will also open Splash Island Waterpark for the 2023 Season on April 1. Admission to Splash Island is included with park admission or a Season Pass. Season Passes are on sale now at WildAdventures.com.
“Make no mistake, April 1 is a day at Wild Adventures you won’t want to miss,” said Schultz. “You can experience all that is new at Oasis Outpost, hunt for Easter Eggs, take a dive at Splash Island Waterpark and enjoy an amazing concert to end the day. I can’t think of a better way to kick off Spring Break and spend time with family, and that isn’t even all that we are offering our guests that weekend.”
The Jason Byrd Band will perform at the Water’s Edge Stage on Saturday, April 1 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Rob Evans will perform on the same stage from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, April 2. The stage features live music every weekend and is located at Water’s Edge Brews & Bites which serves freshly baked hand-rolled pretzels along with select wines, wine slushies and locally brewed beer from Georgia Beer Company.
Wild Adventures’ 2023 Diamond Passholders can attend the exclusive Diamond Passholder Party at the Wanyama Observation Deck on Saturday, April 1 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event includes complimentary food, special animal encounters and giveaways.
For more information about the Wild Adventures LIVE! concert series, Easter Eggstravaganza, Splash Island Waterpark, Season Passes and more, visit WildAdventures.com.
Wild Adventures Theme Park is located at the halfway point between Atlanta, Ga. and Orlando, Fla. off Interstate 75 and is home to more than 40 family and thrill rides, hundreds of exotic animals, dozens of concerts and special events each year and Splash Island Waterpark, named as one of the “Top 30 Waterparks” in the country by U.S. News and World Report. Wild Adventures is ranked as the Fifth Most Affordable Theme Park in America in the Theme Park Price Index published by HomeToGo and the Top Theme Park Deal in Georgia by Yahoo! Finance.
Source: Wild Adventures
3-26-23
WCMS 8th Grade Formal is set for April 15th from 6pm-9pm at WCMS Gymnasium. This is event is sponsored by the WCMS Spirit Cheerleaders. If you have questions, email Kieyessa Bodiford at kbodiford@worthschools.net. This event is for 8th-grade students. 7th-grade students may attend with an invitation from an 8th-grade student.
Tickets are $25 in advance and $35 at the door. Tickets may be purchased at WCMS from Mrs. Harris in the front office during lunch.
Source: WCSD
3-5-23
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Roberts & Co Jewelers opened in May of 2007 in Tifton, GA and operated solely as a jewelry store. In 2019, Roberts & Co. grew by adding in bridal, home and giftware.
Roberts & Co. will be with you every step of the way - from finding the perfect engagement ring and wedding band, to helping fulfill your bridal registry.
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Jewelry repair is made available to their customers. All repairs are taken care of by Glenn Steel out of Ocilla, Georgia.
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