 Two Warrenton organizations are working to bring new life to an old monument. Earlier this year, the Reese-Hyman Post 96 American Legion and the Burkhalter Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution announced plans to move the monument from Academy Street to the Warren County courthouse. Phase 1 of the project- removing the monument - was completed over the summer. On November 11, the Reese-Hyman Post 96 American Legion plans to hold a ceremony at the Warren County Courthouse to honor the nine residents killed in World War I. The post has located all their graves and has asked family members or anyone who has information about these men and women to contact them at [email protected].
Soldiers Red Cross Nurses Red Cross Nurses Edmond B. Bacon Florence Atwell Thomas W. Duckworth Camille O'Brien William L. Farr Samuel M. Hyman Robert W. Langford Cummings S. Reese George W. Woodruff Paul Lowe with Lowe Vault & Monument Company is building the new foundation without charging for his labor. At left, the crew works carefully to dismantle the monument without causing damage. Photo and Article: Courtesy of Reese-Hyman Post 96 and The McDuffie Progress.
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 Public Hearing Notice For the 2024-2029 Warren County Joint Comprehensive Plan Update
Camak - Norwood - Warrenton Monday, October 30, 2023 5:00 PM Warren County Community Service Building 48 Warren Street, Warrenton, GA The County will begin its Joint Comprehensive Plan update on October 30th. This meeting is to inform the public about the plan process, components of the plan, and how you can participate. Did you know The Warren County Chamber was founded on July 17, 1923? If you're a business owner or entrepreneur in Warren County, joining the Chamber of Commerce is a fantastic way to expand your network, gain exposure, and contribute to the local economy. Join your local Chamber today!!   When Dean Davis moved to Warrenton last year, he discovered the area didn’t have a Jamaican restaurant and decided to open one of his own. Dean and his wife, Santonia, own Dean’s Kitchen next door to the new Warrenton Country Store & Deli. The restaurant, which opened on June 15, serves a variety of Jamaican dishes including oxtails, jerk chicken, and curry goat. “I like to see people enjoying the food and tasting the seasonings,” said Dean, who moved from Jamaica to the U.S. about 20 years ago. “Every week, I add one more dish.” He currently works 14 to 15 hours a day and said he’s working hard now, so he doesn’t have to work so hard later in life. The restaurant currently has no staff. The ones they previously employed weren’t accustomed to the hard work the restaurant requires, the couple said. According to Santonia, many of their ingredients, including vegetables, must be hand-chopped. She works full-time and helps Dean at the restaurant when she can. “He likes to talk to people, and they enjoy it too,” Santonia said. The restaurant is located at 460 B Legion Drive, Warrenton, GA 30828. Photo and Article courtesy of The McDuffie Progress |
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May 2025
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