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The Talbotton New Era is a community newspaper that connects you to all the stories of Talbot County. We’re part of The Georgia Trust for Local News.

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Talbotton New Era Thursday, May 28, 2026

Murder Trial Continues in Bryant Murder; Talbot Residents Await Decision

2026 Graduation Edition

Featuring the graduates of Manchester High School, Greenville Middle-High School, Flint River Academy, Callaway High School, and Central Elementary-High School.

Talbotton New Era Thursday, May 21, 2026

Talbot Man Arrested in Phenix City Murder Case

Talbotton New Era Thursday, May 14, 2026

Local Races on Tap Tuesday

CEHS Band Earns Top Honors at National Competition

This past weekend, May 3, the Central Elementary-Middle-High School Marching and Concert Band showcased their talent on a national stage at the 2026 Music in the Parks Southeastern National Music Competition Festival in Tampa, Florida.

Talbotton New Era Thursday, May 7, 2026

CEHS Band Earns Top Honors at National Competition

Talbotton New Era Thursday, April 30, 2026

Sports Complex Named in Honor of Retired Superintendent Catrett

Community Input Sought By Schools

The Talbot County School District is launching a strategic planning process and is seeking input from citizens, staff, parents, students, and civic leaders. “Community feedback will play a vital role in shaping a plan that reflects the priorities and aspirations of the district and its stakeholders,” said Superintendent Jonathan Taylor .

Coley Named High School Principal

Talbot County Schools is proud to announce the appointment of Mr. Michael D. Coley, Jr. as the new Principal of Central Elementary-High School (CEHS). With more than two decades of experience in education, leadership, and student development, Mr. Coley brings a dynamic and student-centered approach to the role.

Sheriff’s Office Investigating After Finding Body in a Car

Talbot County Sheriff’s Deputies are investigating the discovery of a body inside a parked car at the Dollar General store in Box Springs. According to reports, Deputies were notified Saturday morning around 10:21 of the person inside the car at the store. They located the vehicle after a neighboring jurisdiction gave a BOLO, or Be On the Lookout, one hour earlier.