Kettle Creek Media

03/09/2026

Meeting at 6 PM Monday. Complete video replay the next morning.

01/31/2025

Rekord Structures unveiled an expansion to its Washington, GA campus Thursday afternoon, with an open house and dedication of its on-site residential village. The town homes will be available to visiting vendors, as well as workers from other Rekord sites in the US and abroad. Chief Operations Officer Martin Isaac and Chief of Staff Peggy Anderson hosted the event. Video courtesy of Kettle Creek Media.
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03/17/2024

Happy 15th birthday to OG (Original Grandson) Matthew Crabbe. Outstanding young man and champion athlete who has a great future ahead of him!

09/15/2021

Washington, Georgia’s city council reconvened after a two-month break, with the hope that a bitter conflict between Mayor Bill deGolian and Councilman Nate Cullars might have cooled down. Instead, Cullars inserted a laundry list of controversial items on the September agenda - including removal of the Confederate monument from the town square - items which the Mayor removed in his substitute agenda. Here’s how that went.

06/05/2020

Washington, GA citizens gathered Thursday for a short march and rally remembering the late George Floyd, a victim of police brutality in Minneapolis last week. Kettle Creek Media produced this short video highlighting the event.

Citizens of Washington, Georgia stage a peaceful march and rally to remember the late George Floyd.

04/03/2020

The Washington, GA Spring Festival and Tour of Homes should have been Saturday, April 4th. But - as have so many other public events - it was postponed. This Kettle Creek video is a very brief virtual tour of the homes around town that would have been on the Tour.

Our annual Tour of Homes was postponed due to the national health crisis; this is a brief look at the homes we'd planned to open to our visitors April 4.

12/15/2019

Here's a little stocking stuffer from Kettle Creek Media for those who missed the tree lighting on the Square or the annual Parade of Lights. Merry Christmas!

The annual town Christmas tree lighting on the Square and Parade of Lights.

11/18/2019

Washington-Wilkes hosted Chattahoochee County in round one of the state class A playoffs last Friday. The two teams had met previously in the 2017 playoffs, with W-W winning 34-0. The 2019 rematch was played on a rain-soaked field, with the home Tigers leading only 7-6 at the half. The weather forced both teams to rely on their ground games, with the visitors managing to score the winning TD in the final two minutes, ending the Tigers' centennial football season, 12-7.

Washington-Wilkes hosted Chattahoochee County in round one of the state class A playoffs. The two teams had met previously in the 2017 playoffs, with W-W win...

11/07/2019

Washington-Wilkes hosted 2018 7-A champions Greene County in the final regular season game November 1. The W-W Tigers ran scored three times before the rival Greene Tigers were able to answer back, and held a 35-7 lead at the half. W-W was outscored 14-7 in the second half, while allowing many substitutes to get playing time. Final: 42-14. Washington-Wilkes meets Stratford Academy of Macon for the second time this season, this time on the road Friday night. Highlights courtesy of Kettle Creek Media.

Washington-Wilkes hosted 2018 7-A champions Greene County in the final regular season game November 1. The W-W Tigers ran scored three times before the rival...

10/20/2019

The Tigers offense struggled in the first half against Georgia Military College Prep, but came out on fire in the second half, scoring 33 points. Washington-Wilkes carries a 4-4 record into their final regular-season match at home against 7A rival Greene County November first.

W-W visits GMC in Milledgeville for a Region 7A contest. The undermanned GMC Bulldogs hold the Tigers to a single first-half score, beginning the second half...