Milton no longer adding fluoride to water
Drinking water furnished by the City of Milton no longer contains fluoride. City officials decided to pull fluoride from drinking water in November as “strictly a cost-saving measure” according Ricky…
Nobles is longest-serving elected city employee
When Milton City Clerk Dewitt Nobles finishes her new four-year term in office, she will have served the citizens of Milton for 42 years. Even the 38 years she has already contributed makes her the l…
Pace grad leads elite drum line
Pace High School graduate Mike McDonald is the drum captain and center snare drummer of musical percussive ensemble Music City Mystique. This ensemble has been recognized in Winter Guard Internationa…
Church Briefs
Tuesday night Bible study – St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church is hosting a bible study every Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. in the St. Joseph’s room for anyone who would like to attend. Addiction help mee…
Candlelight vigil for Newtown victims to be held Wednesday
Pace Athletic Recreation Association will present a candlelight vigil for the victims at Newtown, Conn., at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19, at the PARA Football Complex in Pace. The Rev. Wayne Blocker of …
Drive-by shooting suspects turn themselves in
MILTON — Two people wanted in connection with a Sunday morning drive-by shooting have turned themselves in to law enforcement.
Gregory Omar Johnson, 27, and his 24-year-old girlfriend, Barbara Lea…
Servicemen announcements
Green graduates from Lackland Air Force Reserve Airman Amber D. Green graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-w…
Birth announcements
Angela Donatelli and Brett McCarthy, a daughter, Camden Brielle McCarthy, born Nov. 28. Jessica Dubee and Terence Mire, a daughter, Zoey Elizabeth Mire, born Nov. 29. Tiffany Sasser, a daughter, Khia…
Police search for Milton drive-by shooting suspects
MILTON — Police are searching for two suspects of a drive-by shooting Sunday morning.
The victim was uninjured, dropping to the ground when shots were fired. Police responded to a call about the s…
Tattoo stigmas are becoming a thing of the past
As he sat in the Highway 90 Whataburger eating his patty melt, Roger Schaffer, 59, didn’t attract a single glance or look. Not one person paid him any mind. Though, we would expect it given the fact …











