Jasmine Pruitt, Realtor

01/22/2026

❄️ Weekend Weather Prep ❄️
With the colder temperatures ahead we may see several inches of snow or ice. Ice can bring down powerlines, trees, and cause more accidents. Please review this checklist and begin your preparations.
🚘 Fill up yours cars, generators, and have extra fuel in appropriate gas tanks with good ventilation.
💊 Do you have enough of all your prescriptions? You may not be able to refill your medications for a few days as power and roads may not be easily accessible. If your medication requires refrigeration (insulin, etc.) ensure you have ice packs ready and a small insulated lunchbox to keep your meds in. Have extra hearing aid batteries, contact lenses, glasses, syringes.
🍔 Have 3 days of food and a gallon of water per person. Whether it is packaged dry goods, canned food and a manual can opener, bottled water, formula, baby food and supplies, diapers, powdered milks, paper plates, napkins, and cutlery are great to have for easy cleanup.
🔥 Have extra firewood or kindling if you’ll be using them for heat. Always ensure your flue is open, don’t leave your fire going without supervision. Have matches to light your fire or light your grill or dual-range/gas stove. Ensure you also have lots of warm blankets, warm coats, hats, and gloves.
📻 Have emergency essentials: hand crank radio for weather alerts, charge your devices and power banks, place new batteries in flashlights, have candles and a lighter/matches easily accessible, write down important phone numbers in case cell service is down or overwhelmed.
⛑️ First aid kit readily available and stocked. Injuries may occur more easily due to lack of light or slipping on ice. It may be difficult to make it to urgent care or an ER.
🧴Have toiletries - you may be stuck inside for awhile. Dry shampoo and baby wipes can help you feel cleaner in a pinch.
🐕 Pet supplies! Have a 3 day supply for our furry family members. Check their meds, food supply, water supply, puppy pads, crates readily available in case of evacuation or alternate living arrangements.
Other useful items: copies of important documents, bag of sand or gravel for traction, and a shovel, hand saw.
Catch up on laundry and dishes for good measure ;)

Any helpful ideas are welcomed!

01/12/2026

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01/04/2026

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01/03/2026

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12/10/2025

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12/04/2025

Traveling during the holidays?

Georgia will see many travelers this holiday season. If they get tired, will they legally be able to pull over and sleep somewhere? What the laws say.

12/04/2025

New sewer main being installed
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Columbia County would like to inform residents that our contractor will utilize controlled blasting to remove rock for the new sewer main we are installing. This is for the Harlem/Euchee Creek Interceptor Project that consists of approximately 9 miles of new 18” gravity sewer to better serve our customers south of I20. This line will extend from Harlem, mainly following Euchee Creek to just north of Grovetown to convey sewage ultimately to our treatment plant at Little River.

The area indicated by the red line is the only area there could potentially be controlled blasting, December 1-12, 2025. As of now, the contractor plans to only be testing; however, if the driller runs into any rock, there will be controlled blasts in this area. Caroleton Drive is near the middle of the map.

These blasts typically go off in rapid succession and sound like muffled gunshots. Blast mats are used to prevent flying debris and to muffle the sound. Blasting subcontractors are licensed or permitted by the Federal and State Governments to perform this work. There may be more than one blast per day, and they may not have to blast every day next week. Blasting will only take place between the hours of 8 AM and 5 PM.

12/02/2025

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11/21/2025

Looking for something to do this weekend?
Check out all the activities in the CSRA below. Get out and enjoy the weekend before the crazy holidays arrive!