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New Born Faith Cathedralwill hold a fall festival from 5until 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22.The event will feature food,

live music, family fun gamesand prizes, all at no charge. The public is invited.The cathedral is located at

111 Hardwick St.,Milledgeville.Call 478-457-3903 for more

information.

Council talks city liquor licenses By Candace Morrow

The Baldwin Bulletin

Milledgeville City Council approvedthe renewal of 19 alcoholic beveragelicenses during its Tuesday night meet-ing.All businesses located within the city

limit selling alcoholic beverages by thebottle or by the drink are required torenew their city licenses annually.The licenses council approved

Tuesday represent about 20 percent ofthe licensed establishments. The cityissued 84 alcohol permits during 2013.Businesses have until Dec. 9 to

receive council licensing approval tobegin selling alcohol Jan. 1, 2014“The goal is for all these businesses

to complete the process whichincludes paying their license fees andundergoing inspections by both the

By Judy BaileyThe Baldwin Bulletin

Milledgeville-Baldwin County Chamberof Commerce investor relations director

Ashley KennedyMarcott Bacon plead-ed guilty in the StateCourt of BaldwinCounty to one chargeof driving under theinfluence.Judge Alan Thrower

fined Bacon $750 onNov. 7 and sentencedhere to 12 monthsprobation, 40 hours ofcommunity serviceand 24 hours in the

county jail, according to her sentencingdocument.Bacon must pay $80 monthly fee during

her 12-month probation, report to her pro-bation officer and submit to random drugand alcohol screenings. The 33 year oldalso must attend a state-approved DUIschool. The judge dismissed an additional mis-

demeanor charge of improper slowing orstopping on a roadway. Bacon completed

her jail sentence at the time of her arrest.Bacon scored a .155 on a breath test after

a Georgia State Patrol trooper pulled overthe 2007 Honda CR-V she was driving at2:22 a.m. Oct. 5, 2012, on Ga. Highway 22near Mier Circle, according to an incidentreport. The legal driving limit of alcohol is.08.

Bacon joined the chamber in 2011, tak-ing on key roles for various organizationsincluding Riverbend State CorrectionalFacility (Community Advisory Board) andBaldwin College & Career Academy(Advisory Council), and she serves as advi-sory chair for the Young Professionals ofMilledgeville-Baldwin County. She has more than 12 years experience

in nonprofit work and fundraising, volun-teer management, sales and marketing.She focuses her prime time on member-

ship as well as the chamber’s fundraisersand programs. A native of Putnam County, Bacon

moved to Milledgeville in 1998 to attendGeorgia College where she studied market-ing and management. She also is a former advertising represen-

tative for The Baldwin Bulletin.

Chamber investor relationsdirector guilty of DUI charge

— Honoring U.S. veterans —

Ashley Kennedy Bacon

More than 500 veterans, their family members and local guests fromacross the state gathered for this year's Veteran Day program in front ofthe Georgia War Veteran Home's Russell Building.

Student cadets and drill teams gave demonstrations while communitydignitaries spoke about the brave men and women who have fought fortheir country.

“I wanted to pay respect to all the deceased and living military per-sonnel who fought for the freedoms I have today,” said Patricia A.Hogan, American Legion Auxiliary member of Post No. 523. “This day isimportant, and our veterans deserve the recognition.”

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— Candace Morrow

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Baldwin County schoolssuperintendent resigns

By Candace MorrowThe Baldwin Bulletin

Baldwin County School SystemSuperintendent Geneva Braziel will not seek a

new contract with theBaldwin County SchoolSystem for the next aca-demic year."It has been a privilege

and honor to haveserved this communityas school superintendentsince Nov. 1, 2008,”Braziel said in a Tuesdayletter to teachers andstaff members. “I'm currently working

on the last year of my contract, and it is not mydesire to seek another contract as superintendentof the Baldwin County School System."Braziel will step down from the post June 30,

2014. Her current three-year contract expiresNov. 1, 2014.Baldwin County Board of Education accepted

Braziel's resignation during its Tuesday meeting."We've enjoyed working with Ms. Braziel for

the past six years," said John Jackson, school

board chairman, District 4. "Under her leader-ship the school system has made a lot ofprogress."The former science teacher has served as

superintendent for two terms.The school board has talked with the Georgia

School Boards Association about Braziel's resig-nation and plans to meet in the new year aboutthe search process for her replacement, saidJackson.In her letter to colleagues Braziel talked about

the challenges the system faces.“With deep cuts to the budget and changes tothe curriculum, we have made some difficultchoices that impact both students and staff,” shesaid. “You have been forced to make due withless, and yet you continue to go above andbeyond in the classroom daily with determina-tion and perseverance.”She encouraged the faculty and staff to contin-

ue their hard work and focus."It has been very rewarding to work with all of

you, and I know that this school system willcontinue to maintain the highest of standards forall children," Braziel continued in the letter. "Forpersonal and professional reasons, it is time forme to move on to the next phase of my career asan educator."

Geneva Braziel

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Community CalendarThursday, Nov. 14

The Old Governor's Mansion is open for tours from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 478-445-4545.

Harriet's Closet, a free cancer resource center next to theGeorgia Cancer Specialists at ORMC, is open from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 15The Old Governor's Mansion is open for tours from 10

a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 478-445-4545.

Saturday, Nov. 16The Old Governor's Mansion is open for tours from 10

a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 478-445-4545.Greenway Farmers Market takes place every Saturday.

Call 478-464-6101 for more information.Glow for Kids Sake Run celebrates 60 years of mentoring

and takes place at 6 p.m. at the Baldwin Board of Education.Visit www.glowrun5k.kintera.org to register.

Sunday, Nov. 17The Old Governor's Mansion is open for tours from 2 to 4

p.m. Call 478-445-4545.

Monday, Nov. 18Harriet's Closet, a free cancer resource center next to the

Georgia Cancer Specialists at ORMC, is open from noon to4 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 19Chick-fil-A spirit night benefiting the Oconee Regional

Symphony Ochestra takes place at 5 p.m. at its NorthColumbia Street location. Email [email protected] forinformartion.

Wednesday, Nov. 20The Old Governor's Mansion is open for tours from 10

a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 478-445-4545.Falun Gong exercise class take place in Central City Park

at 1 p.m. For more information call 478-453-4241.

Thursday, Nov. 21The grand opening of the Milledgeville Community Gardentakes place at 4 p.m. at the Collins P. Lee Center located at237 Harrisburg Road. For information, call 478-452-0008.

— Letter to the Editor —

On Tuesday, Nov. 5, I wasa part of a funeral proces-sion traveling on SouthElbert Street enroute to theGeorgia Veterans Cemetery. As we passed by GMC, I

was deeply moved by whatI saw. Most, if not all of the

GMC students waiting forthe procession to pass sothey could cross the street,came to attention and salut-ed.That is the kind of

respect lacking in too manyof today's youth. It so happened that the

deceased was a veteran,having served as an U.S.Army Airborne Ranger andalso in the U.S. Air Force. The students had no way

to know that, but what theydid know was that a showof respect was in order, andthat's what they did.To those students, a

heartfelt thank you frommy wife and me and fromthe family of the deceased.Your show of respect wasexemplary. To the administration and

faculty of GMC, thank youfor instilling that respect inthe cadets.As the parent of a GMC

High School 2004 graduate,I can say to parents thatGMC is an excellent invest-ment in your children'sfuture. Through the foundation

acquired at GMC, ourdaughter did very well incollege and is now enjoyinga successful career. An education at GMC is

money well spent.Again, thank you to those

GMC students for a verymoving show of respect fora very dear friend.

— James Lamar (Jim) Smith

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— Pet of the Week —

Meet Chunkie, an adorable puggle who loves to catch someZzzz and is now fostered. Nonprofit organization Have a HeartSave a Life helps cuddly creatures like Chunkie find lovinghomes in our community. Visit hahsal.org for more informationabout the organization.

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Oh my gosh: My comfort food is not like other people's comfort food. Ryals Bakery knows when I need my four pills, which are their delicious petit fours. I also love their doughnutsand brownies. Now, Kroger also has this chocolate cake for four people to eat, but my daughter and I can eat that thing in half an hour. I eat all these things right before bed. Thisway, I get the full advantage of every calorie.


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‘Divas’ talkThanksgivingturkey giving

By Candace MorrowThe Baldwin Bulletin

Community members areworking to ensure everyonewill enjoy a hot, heartymeal during Thanksgiving.

Milledgeville food pantryand soup kitchen volun-teers Ginger Miller and PamBeer will provide 100turkeys to the two organiza-tions to feed families thisholiday season."Having a hot meal is so

essential for families tohave,” Miller said. “I have,and I'm blessed. I wanted totake my blessings and giveback."The self-proclaimed “cer-

tified procurement divas”will provide 60 turkeys toCafé Central at FreedomChurch off UnderwoodRoad and another 40 toChard Wray Food Pantryon 730 N. Wayne St.Café Central will serve its

Thanksgiving feast at 11a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19.The meals also will

include side items such ashomemade dressing andsweet potatoes.Chard Way will incorpo-

rate their turkeys into fooddonations.Miller and Beer are accept-

ing cash or check donationsof any amount to help payfor the turkeys."Our community sup-

ports so many worthy caus-es," said Beer. "Food isbasic and something ourkids need to survive."For more information or

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down all prices, withsome vehicles beingmarked down to only$5. If you are behindthe wheel when the‘Slasher’ puts $5 on thewindshield, you willhave the opportunity topurchase that vehiclefor only $5. Similarslashes will also takeplace at around 2PMand 4PM.

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Milledgeville city officialswill hold public hearingsbefore voting on an amend-ment toMilledgeville’s GroupResidences ordinance thatallows fraternities and sorori-ties.The proposed amendment

would add additional areasaround the historic district forgroup residences.The city’s current zoning

ordinance designates the his-toric district as four completeand contiguous blocksbounded by North JacksonStreet, West Hancock Street,West Montgomery Street andNorth Clarke Street.The amendment would

extend the boundary toparcels fronting and contigu-ous to the northern right-of-

way ofWest MontgomeryStreet between NorthColumbia and North Libertystreets and parcels frontingand contiguous to the south-ern right-of-way ofWestHancock Street betweenSouth Jackson and SouthColumbia streets.

If you goMilledgeville Planning andZoning Commission5:15 p.m.Monday, Dec. 2Council chambers, city hall119 E. Hancock St.

If you goMayor and Alderman of Cityof Milledgeville6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10Council chambers, city hall119 E. Hancock St.

— Public Hearings —GMC tops off wellness centerBy Judy Bailey


Georgia Military College stu-dents’ and faculty members’signatures are enclosed in atime capsule for future genera-tions to discover.Students and faculty auto-

graphed a 5-foot steel beamworkers hoisted into the roofframework atop the new well-ness center of the Milledgevillecampus. A ceiling will hide thebeam, allowing protection untilothers find it decades fromnow.GMC celebrated the topping

off of the 56,000-square-footcenter with a ceremony Friday.The event also recognized thededication and hard work ofthe construction workers.“The construction of this

wellness center will benefitstudents and the communityalike,” said GMC AthleticDirector Brett Williams, “offer-ing opportunities for a lifetimeof wellness and health.”Skanska Construction began

the $17 million construction inJanuary.The center features an

indoor track, large multi-usecourt space, athletic healthcare center, two cardio fitnessareas, a weight room, fourclassrooms, band room, twostudent locker rooms, two fac-ulty and staff locker rooms,offices, conference room and ahydro-therapy suite.The company also built Usery

Hall, the middle school class-room building, next door tothe wellness center.Despite rain delays and

muddy conditions, GMC plansto open the wellness center tostudents in March 2014.

— Photos by Judy Bailey —

police and fire departmentsbefore the license comes tocouncil for approval,” saidPatti Rushin, who overseescity business licenses andproperty taxes. “It’s impor-tant for the businesses tomeet the deadline. The citycouncil meets Dec. 10 toapprove the licenses.”The council approvedlicenses Tuesday for the fol-lowing businesses who hadcompleted the renewalprocess:Super China Buffet/HibachiBuffetKwickie Flash Foods No.231Flash Foods No. 118Flash Foods No. 117Eagle Package StoreYanamai/Stop N SaveRuby TuesdaySodexoManagement/MagnoliaBallroomSodexoManagement/Centennial

CenterSodexo Management/OldGovernors MansionSodexo Management/GCSUDining RoomPower 12 LLC/DiscounttobaccoRare HospitalityInternational/LonghornSteak HouseGolden Pantry Food StoresNo. 96Lorena LLC/Little TokyoSteak HouseSaikrish LLC/Gils BeerGrowlersApple GeorgiaLLC/Applebees ofMilledgevilleSritan Co. LLC/Kai ThaiRestaurantEckerd Corporation/RiteAid No. 11839“If the fire department hasnot reinspected the busi-nesses, please call the firedepartment,” Rushin said.“The city cannot approve alicense without this inspec-tion.”Call 478-414-4006 or

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Tree lightingcelebration

Neighboring Macon willhold its annual TreeLighting Celebration at 6p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23 atThe Shoppes at RiverCrossing's Village Green.The celebration will

include caroling, face paint-ing, balloon artists, carriagerides and a visit from Santaand Ms. Claus.The event is free and

open to the public.

Richard Henry Clark

Mr. Richard HenryClark, 69, passed awayNov. 8, 2013. Funeralservices are incompleteand will be announcedlater.Mr. Clark was a native

of Sparta and lived in theMilledgeville and Eatontonarea all his life. He was theson of the late HenryDarden "Sonny Man"Clark and Agnes ElouiseDaniels Clark and was pre-ceded in death by a broth-er, Ernest Harold Clark.Mr. Clark was the owner

of Clark Builders and hadretired as a contractor. Heloved hunting, fishing, andNascar.Survivors include

daughter, Pamela Tapley ofGainesville; sons, TonyKennedy (Teresa) ofMilledgeville, Richard D.Clark of Eatonton andDon Clark of Newnan; sis-ter, Mary Alice Smith ofMilledgeville; and a num-ber of grandchildren,nieces, nephews and otherrelatives.Williams Funeral Home

and Crematory has chargeof arrangements.

Debra Horton Birchfield

Mrs. Debra HortonBirchfield, 58, passed awayWednesday, Nov. 6, 2013.Funeral Services were

conducted at 5:30 p.m.Nov 8, 2013, in WilliamsFuneral Home Chapel withthe Rev. Ralph Story offici-ating. Interment was pri-vate.Mrs. Birchfield was born

and raised in Salisbury,N.C., and had lived mostof her adult life inMilledgeville. She was thedaughter of the late DavidLee Horton.She is survived by her

husband, HowardBirchfield; mother, PeggyBallew; daughter, KaceBirchfield all ofMilledgeville; son, SteveHall Sr. of Tifton; step-son,Jason Birchfield ofMilledgeville; grandchil-dren, Steven Hall,Jr.,Raymond Hall, and JasonHall; and siblings, Jimmy(Cheryl) Horton, Dickie(Mary) Horton, all of Gray,Michael (Tisha) Horton ofFla., Randy (Donna)Horton of North Carolina,and Candy (David)Duckworth of Alabama.Williams Funeral Home


Ronny Eugene Johnson

Mr. Ronney EugeneJohnson, 54, passed awayon Nov. 4, 2013. Funeralservices are incompleteand will be announcedlater.Mr. Johnson was the a

native of Milledgeville andhad lived in Tennessee. Hewas the son of the lateClarence Eugene Johnson.He is survived by his

son, Travis Johnson ofMilledgevillep; mother,Joyce Cox McKeldrey ofMilledgeville; brother,Harold Johnson ofTennessee; and a numberof nieces and nephews.Williams Funeral Home


Lois Snyder Payne

Lois Snyder Payne, 89,passed away Sunday, Nov.10, 2013.Services will be held at 2

p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14 atthe chapel of MooresFuneral Home with theRev. Beverly McLaren offi-ciating.Burial will follow in the

Poplar Springs Cemeteryin Washington County.

Mrs. Payne was a nativeof Washington County andlived in Macon for manyyears before moving toMilledgeville. She workedfor First National Bank inMacon for many years andwas a retired employee ofCentral State Hospital.She was former presi-

dent of the PBX Club anda member of SouthsideMethodist Church inMacon.She was preceded in

death by her parents,Cleveland L. and Annie

Osborne Snyder; and ason, John Snyder.Survivors include her

son, Allen Wood ofRaleigh, N.C.; her daugh-ters, Jewell Batchelor(Louie) of Milledgeville,and Elizabeth Dean ofMacon; a sister, RubyCrowe of Milledgeville; 10grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and 7 greatgreat-grandchildren; andmany nieces and nephews.The family will received

friends Wednesday atMoores Funeral Home.

Services will be private.Moore Funeral Home hascharge of arrangements.

Artis Eugene Widener

Artis Eugene Widener,70, passed away Saturday,Nov. 9, 2013. Services willbe private.Mr. Widener was a

native of Aiken, S.C., buthad made his home inMilledgeville.He was a retired con-

struction worker and amember of the Baptist

faith.He was preceded in

death by a son, RussellEugene Widener, and twobrothers, Robert and DaleWidener.Survivors include his

wife, Carol Wood Widenerof Milledgeville, a son,Mitchell Ray Widener ofKitchens Mill, S.C.; adaughter, Susan WidenerWalters of Waterloo, S.C.;a step-daughter, RubyShipman of Milledgeville;two brothers, ClydeWidener of Graniteville,

S.C., and Jackie Widenerof Wagner, S.C.; two sis-ters, Joyce Smith ofFayetteville, S.C., andLinda Henderson ofWagner, S.C.; eight grand-children and three great-grandchildren.The family will be at

their home at 110 Fox HillRoad, Milledgeville.Moores Funeral Home

and Crematory havecharge of arrangements.

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Willard Talmadge ‘Pete’Skipper Sr.

Willard Talmadge“Pete” Skipper Sr., 80,passed away Friday, Nov.8, 2013.Services were held at 2

p.m. Monday, Nov. 11, atthe chapel of MooresFuneral Home with thethe Rev. Tommy Freemanofficiating.Burial followed at

Cedar Ridge Cemetery inGray.Mr. Skipper was a

native of Cochran but hadmade his home in JonesCounty.He was a retired truck

driver and worked forWhite Auto Store formany years.He was preceded in

death by his parents, Johnand Elma Mullis Skipper,and his wife, Izola M.Skipper.Survivors include two

sons, Pete Skipper Jr.(Mary) of Headland, Ala.,and Ken Skipper (Ginger)of Gray; a daughter,Sherry Hamby of Macon;a brother, Joe Skipper ofCochran; a sister, PaulineHancock of St.Petersburg, Fla.; sevengrandchildren; and three3 great-grandchildren.The family received

friends Monday at MooresFuneral Home.

In lieu of flowers con-tributions may be made toAmerican Cancer Society.Moores Funeral Home


Willie Mae Stephens

Funeral services for Ms.Willie Mae Stephens wereheld at 11 a.m. Saturday,Nov. 9, 2013, from theChapel of All Faiths withviewing from 10 until the11 a.m. funeral hour.Interment followed inHeritage Memorial Park.Ms. Stephens of 1220

W. Thomas Circle passedaway on Monday morningin a local hospital.Survivors include five

daughters, Ms. MaryannStephens, Mrs. WendyBurney (Alonzo), Ms.Belinda Stephens, Ms.Vivian H. Holt, and Ms.Brenda Jordon, all ofMilledgeville; 22 grand-children; 32 great-grand-children; brothers, Mr.James Stephens of NewYork, Mr. Robert Stephensof Savannah and Mr.Leonard Stephens ofSouth Carolina; one god-daughter, Mrs. GloriaRiley of Milledgeville;beloved God children,Ms. Shanria Hurt, Mrs.Dannelle Stephens, Ms.Asia Blackman and Mr.Jamaul Kenneth Evans, allof Milledgeville; devotedfriend, Mr. Willie LeeHill; among her manycousins, devoted cousin,Mrs. Hattie Walker;nieces and nephews; anda host of other relatives.Friends may visit the fam-ily at the residence.Slater’s Funeral Home

has charge of arrange-ments

Freddie Lee Phillips

In profound sorrow weannounce the passing ofMr. Freddie Lee Phillipsof Haddock who enteredinto rest on Friday, Nov.8, 2013. Funeral plans arepending and will beannounced when com-pleted.People’s Funeral Home

has charge of arrange-ments.

Paul Warren

In profound sorrow weannounce the passing ofMr. Paul Warren of 2423Carrs Station Road inSparta who entered into

rest on Friday, Nov. 8,2013, at his residence.Funeral plans are pendingand will be announcedlater.People’s Home has chargeof arrangements.

Tyrique Chavez

A celebration of life forMr. Tyrique ChavezJackson of Milledgevillewas held Wednesday, Nov.13, 2013.Services will begin

11a.m. at New BeginningsWorship Center, 200Southside Drive,Milledgeville. Intermentwill follow at HickoryCemetery.Remains were placed in

state at 10 a.m.until thehour of service.Tyrique departed this

life on Nov. 2, 2013. Heleaves precious memoriesin the hearts of his moth-er, Shantina Reaves, andfather, Johnathan George;devoted stepfather andcoach Sean Coon; onebrother, Ke'Andre Reaves;one sister, ShytoriaJackson; devoted friend,Tori Jackson; grandpar-ents, Sherlean Cooks andGloria Hill; godfather,Antonio Simmons; twodevoted great-uncles,Paul Curtis Reaves andCarl Goodman; devotedgreat-aunt, Evelyn Grant;four devoted friends,Chris Sanders, NickBonner, J.D.Woodard andLarry Grace Jr.; and ahost of cousins andfriends.People’s Funeral Homehas charge of arrange-ments.

Nathaniel ‘Nay’ Hicks

A celebration of life forMaster SergeantNathaniel “Nay” Hicks ofJonesboro were heldSaturday, Nov. 9, 2013, atShiloh Baptist Church,216 W. Mills St.,Jonesboro. Services beganat 1 p.m. with the inter-ment following atSherwood Memorial Parkand Mausoleum 6841TaraBlvd., Jonesboro.The Rev.Arthur Landfair officiat-ed.On Friday, Nov. 1,

2013, Nathaniel departedthis life surrounded byhis loving family to makehis sacred journey hometo be with the Lord.He leaves a legacy of

love to be cherished byhis loving and devoted wifeof 31 years, DelorisJ.Hicks; children, LaTonyaFrancis (Ronald), LadoniyaMiller and Linda McCoy ofFayetteville, N.C.,Nathaniel Hicks (Yolanda)of New Orleans, CliffBrown of Atlanta and RicoMcKoy of Fayetteville,N.C.; sisters, AnnRobinson, Joyce Hicks,Jackie Presswood, all ofBessemer, Ala., TeresaPayton(George) of PowderSprings,Valeria Curry(Haywood) and BelindaTurk (the Rev. Dennis) ofBirmingham, Ala.; mother-in-law, Mrs.Liz Morrison ofValdosta; four sisters-in-laws; one brother-in-law;four grandchildren; and ahost of nieces, nephews,uncles,aunts, other rela-tives and friends.People Funeral Home hascharge of arrangements.

Mable Hall

Ms. Mable Hall of 330Grimes Ave., Milledgevilletransitioned from this lifeon Friday, Nov. 8, 2013.Funeral arrangements willbe announced upon com-pletion.Friends may visit the

family at the residence andat the home of Ms.Margaret Rose Hall of 165Irby St., Milledgeville.Slater’s Funeral Home

has charge of arrange-ments.

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It’s the South Depot Butt Rub sauce thatoozes the flavor of the Pulled Pork Taco atGringos in downtown Milledgeville.

Chef Jason Medders works the rub intothe Boston Butt and then slow cooks thepork in an oven for 12 to 14 hours.

The following morning he gently pullsthe pork from the bone to maintain themeat’s unique flavor.

He builds the taco with a layer of pork,drizzles a house barbecue sauce and topsthe taco with house coleslaw. A pick of limefinishes the decitent delicacy.

Gringos most popular served taco is alsoMedders’ favorite.Gringos on South Hancock Street offers a

variety of taco flair including short ribs,calamari, shrimp, chicken and fish tacosserved with black beans, Mexican ride andguacamole.

An insider’s secret: a spicy buffalo chick-en taco may soon debut on the menu.

The accomplishment chef is no newbieto the food and beverage business. He has

served up his culinary cuisines acrossGeorgia for 18 years in places like TheKing and Prince Beach Resort on St.Simons Island, Blue Water Inn, HugsItalian Restaurant in Tuscawilla, and sever-al fine dining establishments in Atlantaincluding Buckkhead’s The Ritz Carlton.Buckhead.

Medders made his way home toMilledgeville after the 9/11 attacks in NewYork and Washington, D.C.

After meeting his wife, Traci, in Atlanta,he followed her back to their hometownand transferred to The Ritz Carlton LakeOconee.

He named his popular downtown restau-rant, Aubri Lanes, after his daughter, Aubir,and son, Lanes, when it opened five yearsago less than a block away from Gringoson South Wayne Street.

Medders describes himself as a “kitchen-type person” who loves fun foods and fla-vorful spices.Medders has big plans for the family-runbusiness. He hopes to offer franchises toserve other areas across the state.

“If I can get that down,” Medders said,“who knows what could happen.”

For the love of pork RecipeIngredients for taco pork� 1 cup of your favorite pork rub� 1 boneless pork buttsDirections� Place pork butt time in a large stainlesssteel bowl and add one cup of your favoritefrub� Rub spice mix to coat the butt� Place pork butt in large braising pan� Heat oven to 225 degrees� Cook butt for 10 to 12 hours or untilinside temperature reaches 160-175degrees� Allow butts to rest at least two hoursbefore pulling meatTaco directions� Place pulled pork onto the taco� Drizzle with your favorite barbecue sauce� Top with coleslaw— homemade or storebought� Stab with a pick and lime to hold of tacotogether and decorate

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The GMC JC Bulldogsput their national titlehopes and perfect seasonon the line on the roadagainst rival LackawanaCC and came away with aresounding 63-18 thrash-ing of the Falcons.Playing on the road at a

neutral site, the Bulldogsfinished their regular sea-son at a perfect 11-0 andunofficially punched theirticket for the NJCAANational Championshipgame.The Bulldog offense got

off to a quick start in thegame, scoring on two ofthe first three possessionswhile battling 20 mphwinds whistling throughLane Stadium, home ofthe VA Tech Hokies.Leaning on the legs of

Akeem Judd, JovonRobinson, and the oppor-

tunistic passing of PatThomas, the Bulldogspushed their lead to 37-0at the end of the first half.The Bulldog offense

continued to pour it on inthe second half, outpacingLackawana to the end.Freshman running back

Jovon Robinson addedsubstantively to hisnations leading rushingand scoring averages,pitching in 287 yards ofrushing and 5 touchdownson the day while quarter-back Pat Thomas went 5of 8 for 189 and 2 touch-down tosses himself.Overall, the Bulldogs

amassed over 600 yards oftotal offense on the after-noon.

The Bulldog defensecontinued their dominantways as well, holdingLackawana scoreless untilthe game was well inhand.

It was late into the thirdquarter before Lackawanawas able to get on thescoreboard though thegame was well in hand forthe Bulldogs.They added two more

scores against the reserveunits, but never threat-ened the outcome of thegame.Defensively, the

Bulldogs were led by line-backer Alonzo McGee anddefensive linemanDavonte Lambert withdefensive end KendariusWhitehead throwing in 8tackles including 5 for aloss and 1 sack.The final regular season

poll for the NJCAAshowed GMC ending theregular season as the No.1ranked team in theNJCAA, setting up theBulldogs for a chance toearn the NationalChampionship in 2013.

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BILOXI —The Mississippi Bowlhas always featured the NJCAA’stop teams, but in 2013 the sixthannual event will host No. 1Georgia Military and No. 2 EastMississippi in a duelfor the nationalchampionship.“The committee is

excited about theopportunity to hostthe 2013 NJCAAFootball NationalChampionship,”said MississippiBowl committeechair Ladd Taylor.“It’s a tremendousresponsibility and our event staffis determined to make the 2013Mississippi Bowl the best andmost memorable one to date. “It’salso an honor to host these twofantastic NJCAA teams.”The top ranked Georgia

Military College Bulldogs are nostrangers to the Mississippi Bowlhaving played in the first evergame in 2008 against MississippiGulf Coast Community College.The Bulldogs ran the regular

season table and come to theCoast with a perfect 11-0 record.It’s the second trip to SouthMississippi for head coach BertWilliams and his squad afterbeginning the season with a 37-

21 neutral site victory over Blinn.That game was played at A.L.

May Memorial Stadium inPerkinston, the home field ofMGCCC.GMC has won each game by an

average score of 46-17 and leadsthe NJCAA in rush-ing with 299 yardsper game.The Bulldogs also

boast the NJCAA’S10th ranked defensethat’s forced 36turnovers, had 38sacks, and scored 5touchdowns.GMC has been to

the NationalChampionship game

three times since 2000 and won itall in 2001.

“It’s hard to play at such a highlevel for a long stretch of time,”said GMC head coach BertWilliams. “I’m proud of our guysfor maintaining that level of playthroughout the season. I feel likewe’re at full strength heading intothe biggest game of the year.”No. 2 East Mississippi also rolls

into Biloxi with a perfect 11-0record and is fresh off the col-lege’s third MACJC title in the lastfive seasons after a 61-24 victoryover Jones Nov. 9.The Lions have outscored

opponents 685-85 in 2013 andwon by an average score of 63-7.

East Mississippi features anoffense that averages 611 yardsper game which is tops in theNJCAA.In contrast the Lion defense is

also ranks No. 1 in the NJCAA,allowing only 206 yards per con-test and racking up 40 turnovers,61 sacks, and eight touchdowns.East Mississippi head coach

Buddy Stephens and his Lions

won the 2009 Miss. Bowl 27-24over Western Arizona, and in2011 East brought home theNJCAA National Championship.“I’m very proud of our team,”

EMCC head coach BuddyStephens said. “I feel extremelyblessed to be a part of EastMississippi Community College,and hopefully this will carry on alittle bit further in a few weeks.”

The three-day event also fea-tures off-the-field activities,including players from bothteams spending time with localchildren at two Boys and Girlsclub locations on the MississippiGulf Coast.The Mississippi Bowl can be

viewed via streaming video atwww.mississippibowl.com andNJCAA TV (www.njcaatv.com).

GMC JR Bulldogs National Championship bound

Courtesy of GeorgiaMilitary CollegeNo. 1 ranked GMCBulldogs will play No. 2 ranked East Mississippi Lions for the NJCAA championship Sunday, Dec. 8 in theMississippi Bowl in Bilouxi , Miss. Kickoff is slated for 2 p.m.

Courtesy of GeorgiaMilitary CollegeThe scoreboard tells the story after GMC Bulldogs beat Lackawana Sunday, paving the way for the localteam to the National Championship game Dec. 8.

GC Athlete of the Week

MarissaMedinaSoccer No. 28

Medina plays defense on theLady Bobcat soccer team.She is a graduate of East Coweta

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