The senior banners arrived just in time for the Pirates first official football game of the season. Each senior athlete hung their banner on the fencing at the end of the field for display before heading to the locker room to suit up for the game. The September 1 game against the Arnold Marlins was…
The Town of Sneads and the Outboard Drag Boat Association are back at it! The drag boat races will be held on Saturday August 19th and Sunday the 20th. The gates will open at 8 a.m. in Sneads Park on Lake Seminole and the races are scheduled to start at 10:30a.m. The gate fee is…
Hometown celebrity athlete and former Sneads Pirate Jason Patterson also known as JP5 will be hosting a football camp for ages 6-12 years old. Patterson just got back from a national college football tour and has been intent on learning as much as he can before he makes his final choice of school. He has…
Hometown celebrity athlete and former Sneads Pirate Jason Patterson also known as JP5 will be hosting a football camp for ages 6-12 years old. Patterson just got back from a national college football tour and has been intent on learning as much as he can before he makes his final choice of school. He has…
The Sneads Town Council held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 9 in the council chambers at Town Hall. The first item on the agenda was the appointment of a new police chief following the departure of Michael Miller, who left for a position as Chattahoochee’s police chief in March. Brett Preston has been serving…
“I’ve always liked to cook….and we’ve always liked visiting breweries,” said Cliff Thames, one half of the ownership at Twin City Brewery, the newest business to open its doors in downtown Chattahoochee. Thus starts the brewery’s creation story – a love for good cooking and good beer. A Chattahoochee native, Cliff and his wife, Andria,…
The Sneads town council held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 14 at 6 p.m. central. Following approval of the minutes from the February meeting and the paying of the town bills, Council President Mike Weeks and Town Manager Lee Garner asked outgoing Chief of Police Michael Miller to come forward. Miller, who will be…
The Sneads Town Council met on February 14 for the monthly town meeting at city hall. Following the approval of last month’s minutes and the paying of the town bills, Chief of Police Mike Miller was invited to recognize two members of the Sneads Police Department for their actions in separate shooting incidents. Sergeant Brett…
Many Sneads residents are outraged after the Jackson County School Board moves forward with construction of a new school in Grand Ridge, where students at Sneads Elementary will eventually be relocated to. There were three options for the location of the school – Grand Ridge, the Four Points area of Sneads, and where Sneads Elementary…
The Jackson County School Board is moving forward with plans to close Sneads Elementary School and build a new Kindergarten-8th grade school in Grand Ridge School. Many citizens who don’t want their community school closed attended the January 12 school board workshop to voice their concerns. The new school was initially proposed to be in…
