Sweet Georgia Sound presents Singing Valentines for friends, sweethearts, coworkers and parents beginning Friday, Feb. 12 and with limited availability on Saturday, Feb. 13 and Sunday, Feb. 14. The package includes a song and small gift for $25 in person or a song delivered by phone for $10. Reserve before Tuesday, Feb. 9 by calling (478) 454-8237 or (478) 932-5387 or visit www.sweetgeorgiasound.org.

Ocmulgee CASA begins training Tuesday, Feb. 23 in Milledgeville for new Court Appointed Special Advocates. Ocmulgee CASA serves the abused children in Baldwin, Morgan, Greene, Putnam, Hancock, Jasper, Jones, Wilkinson and Hancock Counties. Anyone interested in advocating for abused children, please call (478) 452-9170 or email ocasalm@baldwin.k12.ga.us in advance of classes.



Saturday, Feb. 6

11 a.m.: K through 12 students will compete in the 33rd Annual Regional Science and Engineering Fair in the Centennial Center at Georgia College & State University. Georgia College's Science Education Center will host the event that includes student projects from Baldwin, Bibb, Hancock, Jones, Putnam, Washington, Wilkinson, and Monroe counties. Middle and high school winners will be awarded at 11 a.m. at the Arts and Sciences Auditorium.

Noon to 4 p.m.: Georgia's Old Capital Museum, 301 E. Greene Street, will open its doors for a fun, free, family-oriented afternoon to commemorate the founding of Georgia in 1733. Enjoy free admission to the museum's 10 galleries, meet Gen. James Oglethorpe, enjoy refreshments and music, and see the exhibit, “Duty, Country, Honor,” chronicling the history of Georgia Military College.



Sunday, Feb. 7

2 p.m.: ABATE of Georgia District 7 for all motorcyclists meets at AP’s Hidden Hideaway on Broadway in Macon. (478) 451-9870

2 to 4 p.m.: The Milledgeville Convention & Visitor's Bureau will offer a free African-American historic trolley tour in honor of Black History Month. The tour highlights the African-American heritage of Milledgeville where religion flourished, education grew and influential men and women left their mark on the Antebellum Capital. Hear about Wilkes Flagg, a leader in the black community who purchased his own freedom and organized Flagg Chapel Baptist Church and served as the pastor for 28 years. Your guide will share the history about the Sallie Ellis Davis home, which was opened to house student boarders who would have otherwise not have been able to attend school because they lived long distances from town. Learn about the Hamp Brown Bottom Festival, which is located in one of our town's oldest neighborhoods and was once called the “Bourbon Street of Milledgeville.” The trolley tour will leave from the Convention & Visitor’s Bureau office, 200 W. Hancock St. (across from the old Courthouse) and is first come-first served. For more information, call the CVB at (478) 452-4687 or visit the Web site at www.visitmilledgeville.org



Monday, Feb. 8

11:30 a.m.: The Middle Georgia Chapter 1051, National Association of Regular and Retired Federal Employees, meets at Golden Corral.

Noon: Fifties Plus meets at the Milledgeville FUMC on Log Cabin Road and is open to everyone. For more information on meetings and lunch, call the church office at (478) 452-4597.

Noon to 4 p.m.: Harriet’s Closet, a free supply closet to help fill the needs of cancer patients, is open. The nonprofit organization dedicated to helping cancer patients in Central Georgia has relocated next door to Georgia Cancer Specialists building at Oconee Regional Medical Center.

4 p.m.: The Baldwin County Board of Registrars holds its monthly meeting in Room 214 of the Baldwin County Courthouse.

7 p.m.: BINGO is held at the American Legion on Log Cabin Road. No one under the age of 18 is permitted. Refreshments are sold by the Ladies Auxiliary. (478) 452-8538

7:30 p.m.: The Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets at the Walter B. Williams Recreation Center. Round dancing begins at 6:30 p.m.

7:30 p.m.: Milledgeville Jaycees meet at Walter B. Williams Jr. Park.

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