Lana Minchew | Cobblestone Realty, Inc. | 912-614-1353
459 O. E. McDonald Road, Waycross, GA
3BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $132,500
Year Built
1956
Sq Footage
1,312
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2 full, 0 partial
Floors
1
Parking
2 Covered spaces
Lot Size
7.5 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Brick home on 7.5 acres. Lots of room for horses or other animals. Two large storage sheds/barns on property. Mobile home lot with septic and well on back side of property. Large pond stocked with catfish and perch. Also, pear trees, pecan trees, fig trees, plum trees, grapevines, blueberry bushes. Three wells - 1 deep, 2 shallow. Plenty of deer and wildlife in the area.
Lana Minchew | Cobblestone Realty, Inc. | 912-614-1353
1502 Riverside Drive, Waycross, GA
3BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $77,000
Year Built
1951
Sq Footage
1,984
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2 full, 0 partial
Floors
1
Parking
2 Uncovered spaces
Lot Size
.57 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Brick home on corner lot. Homes needs some repairs. Extra room could be used as fourth bedroom. Small trailer type building on left back side of house. Large detached carport in back yard.
Lana Minchew | Cobblestone Realty, Inc. | 912-614-1353
515 Hanover Drive, Waycross, GA
3BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $87,000
Year Built
1965
Sq Footage
1,419
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2 full, 0 partial
Floors
1
Parking
Unspecified
Lot Size
.38 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Great starter home near the hospital. Formal living room. Family room with sliding glass door leading out to back patio. Fenced yard. Out building in back is wired. Seller to provide $2000 towards closing costs and new roof.
My cat, Jasmine, brought me this little gift this morning. Luckily the little bunny was unscatched but the poor little thing was scared to death. I kept it in a cat carrier all day while I read up on orphaned rabbits. A guy with the DNR told me it was big enough to be on its own. So late this afternoon I took the bunny to the edge of some woods and watched it scamper off.
According to what I read, wild rabbits don't make good pets and the stress of captivity will doom them to a miserable and depressing death. Often, people find infant rabbits that appear to be too small to be on their own. The rule-of-thumb is that if the rabbits are 5 inches or longer, they are old enough to be on their own and should be released where they were found.
Baby rabbits should be picked up only as a last resort, such as when you know that the parents are dead or injured. Young rabbits are difficult to rehabilitate and more often than not, they do not survive the stress of being handled.
Do not attempt to take care of baby rabbits yourself. They require special conditions and diets that only a trained rehabilitator can provide. If you are certain that the mother is no longer able to care for the babies because of severe injury or death, contact a wildlife rehabilitation center. It is possible that they can find a foster mother - a rabbit who is nursing bunnies of the same age - to care for the babies.
If you find bunnies with ears at least 1 inch long, leave them alone. They are able to live independently. If they appear to be less than 21 days old, keep in mind that the best chance any wild rabbit has of survival is to remain in the wild. You may think that the doe has abandoned the baby, but frequently she is nearby and just allowing the bunny a chance to explore its world.
Cobblestone Realty, Inc. 621 Tebeau Street Waycross, GA 31501
The 12th Annual Gram Parsons Guitar Pull and Tribute Festival will be held on Sept. 17, 18, and 19, 2009 in Parson's home town of Waycross, Georgia. Headlining this year's musical event will be Leon Russell, Charlie Louvin, Randall Bramblett, Tommy Talton, Ian Dunlop, and Bloodkin.
The weekend tribute officially begins on Thursday evening at the Waycross College Fine Arts Auditorium from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. At 9:30 p.m. the show moves to Cypress Creek Bar and Grill until closing. Friday's entertainment begins at 6 p.m. at the Okefenokee Fairgrounds and goes till midnight, then picks up again Saturday at 3 p.m. and continues non-stop until midnight.
Leon Russell, long known for his trademark image of long hair, flowing beard, and top hat, is as ingrained in America's musical heritage as blues, rock and roll, and bluegrass is. And he does a fine job covering all those styles to this day. Russell will perform Friday Sept 18 at 10:30 pm at the Okefenokee Fairgrounds.
Also featured during the 3-day celebration will be Abby Owens, Amanda Lynn Taylor, Ashton Herrin, The Bearfoot Hookers, Brothers Marler, Connor Griffin, Corey Bradley, The Crabgrass Cowboys, David Kraai and The Saddle Tramps, Deepwell, Devils in Disguise, Dixie Wreck, Hayshaker, Hickory Wind, Jack Cadillac, Marlin Brackett, The Modern Eldorados, Quartermoon, Ray Harris, Ross Pead, Sam Hester, The Georgia Pines, The Woodgrains, Tracie Mattox, and Uncle Dave and The Younguns.
Advance tickets for the entire 3-day event will sell for $30 per person. Tickets are available in Waycross at Hickory Wind Music in Satilla Square, Wiltronics Music on Valdosta Highway, and Cypress Creek Bar and Grill on Memorial Drive.
If you'd rather pick and choose which shows to attend, admissions are as follows: Thursday 6-9 p.m. at Waycross College: $5 Thursday 9:30 p.m. - 2 am at Cypress Creek: $5 Friday 6 p.m. - midnight at Okefenokee Fairgrounds: $20 Saturday 3 p.m. - midnight at Okefenokee Fairgrounds: $20 Children 12 and under receive free admission.
On-site RV and tent camping will be available this year. Fees for camping are as follows: One night fee: $20 Two-night fee: $30 Three-night fee: $40
No drum circles will be allowed; however, acoustic guitars are welcome. Arts and crafts, music, and food vendors will scatter the grounds as well. Be sure to bring a comfortable lawn chair or blanket and cooler, if you wish; but please leave pets at home.
Attendees may register to win an Epiphone acoustic guitar with hardshell case. Winner will be drawn Saturday Sept. 19, at 10 p.m. and you must be present to win.
For advance ticket purchase by credit card, vendor application, tribute information, or sponsorship inquiries, contact Dave Griffin of Safe at Home Productions Inc. at 912-288-3712.
Visit www.gramparsonsguitarpull.com for a downloadable ticket order form, schedule of performance times, and links to artist websites.
Cobblestone Realty, Inc. 621 Tebeau Street Waycross, GA 31501
Located in nice area between Wacona Drive and Waring Street. Partially cleared pecan orchard. Approximately 20 trees. Georgia Power easement on property running along Cherokee Avenue. According to the Codes Dept., property is zoned A (agriculture) - site built or mobile homes.
Cobblestone Realty, Inc. 621 Tebeau Street Waycross, GA 31501
Located in Palmetto Place Subdivision off US 1 North. 16x70 Bellcrest Homes Azalea II single wide mobile home on .76 acre lot. Foreclosure, sold as is.
Cobblestone Realty, Inc. 621 Tebeau Street Waycross, GA 31501
A full-time pre-school center, DAFFODIL has become a flagship for Georgia, serving as a model for kindergarten programs throughout the state. Two curriculums, High Scope and Montessori, are in place at the center. The ultimate goal of the DAFFODIL pre-school program is to reduce the number of dropouts in the future by preparing children and their families for kindergarten and subsequent school experiences.
Center Elementary services the communities of Cherokee Heights, Eastover Terrace, Bailey Heights and Hebardville. Serving children in Grades K-5, the school demonstrates its commitment to excellence and to the children served through the use of innovative programs such as: Learning Focus School, best practices, co-teaching classes, team teaching, direct instruction, technology training for students and teachers and an active participation in the system's Character Education program "Learning for Life".
Memorial Drive Elementary was built in 1959. It is a Title I school due to the composition of the school. All teachers have completed Learned Focused Schools training. 43% of the teachers have earned their masters degree, 20% of the teachers have earned their specialist degree, 15% of the teachers have or are working on their doctoral degree.
Ruskin Elementary School, located on the Valdosta Highway in the western portion of Ware County, serves the communities of Ruskin, Emerson Park, Manor and Garlington Heights. Areas of concentration include advancements in technology, improving teaching strategies and implementation of character education.
Wacona Elementary School, located in the northern part of the county of US 1 South, serves the communities of Jamestown, Dixie Union and Haywood. Recognized several years ago as a Georgia Public School of Excellence, the school continues its tradition of excellence in all programs and practices. Wacona serves approximately 650 students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
The motto at Waresboro Elementary School is "Where Everybody is Somebody Special". Located in the community of Waresboro about five minutes from the county seat, students attending Waresboro Elementary come from Waycross, Waresboro and the farming communities of Millwood, Telmore and Bickley.
Located in the heart of the city, Williams Heights Elementary School serves a portion of Cherokee Heights, Central Avenue and portions of Memorial Drive and Corridor Z. The mission of Williams Heights Elementary School is to provide a teaching and learning environment where students have the opportunity to excel academically.
In August of 1993 a unique school opened its doors for students in Ware County. The Ware County School of Agricultural, Forestry and Environmental Sciences, located in Manor, GA, is the only agriculturally based magnet school in the south, and is the only kindergarten through twelfth grade agriculturally based magnet school in the country. The campus is located in the midst of a pine forest on the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp in southeast Georgia. In addition to its magnet emphases, there is strong emphasis in math, science and technology.
Ware County Middle School is a public middle school that is situated on eighty-two acres and is located on Cherokee Street across from the Waycross-Ware County Airport. Elementary schools that feed into Ware Middle are Ruskin Elementary School, Wacona Elementary School and Waresboro Elementary School. Ware Middle has an enrollment of approximately 740 sixth, seventh and eighth grade students.
Waycross Middle School is located in the heart of the city of Waycross on fifty-five acres. The school is comprised of five permanent structures, five tennis courts, a track, a football field, a baseball field and a greenhouse. Feeder schools to Waycross Middle are Williams Heights Elementary School, Center Elementary School and Memorial Drive Elementary School. Waycross Middle has an enrollment of 602 students in grades 6, 7 and 8.
In 1994, the doors were opened to a brand new high school in Ware County. Located on the Valdosta Highway and home to more than 1500 students and 110 faculty members, the high school is rich with opportunities. From outstanding academic offerings to award winning extracurricular activities and sports, Ware County has something for everyone.
Cobblestone Realty, Inc. 621 Tebeau Street Waycross, GA 31501
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The 12th Annual Gram Parsons Guitar Pull and Tribute Festival will be held on Sept. 17, 18, and 19, 2009 in Parson's home town of Waycross, Georgia. Headlining this year's musical event will be Leon Russell, Charlie Louvin, Randall Bramblett, Tommy Talton, Ian Dunlop, and Bloodkin.
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