Pineland/Camp Pioneer

The Super Bowl is not just a big game for sports enthusiasts, it’s also a popular event for the children to gather around the TV and enjoy some delicious food […]

Amoni Caldwell dominated the competition at the Area 2-AA traditional wrestling tournament, showcasing his impressive skills and determination on the mat. With his exceptional technique and unwavering focus, he outperformed

The Troup County Farm Bureau gave some yummy peanut butter to the folks at Pineland. Pictured is Farm Bureau Agency Manager Mark Bryan, Farm Bureau Office Manager Ann Rogers, and

Troup County Sheriff’s Office James Woodruff along with Retired Sheriff Mike Yeager (Coweta) and Coweta County Sheriff’s Office (Georgia) Sheriff Lenn Wood, Meriwether County Sheriff Chuck Smith, Crawford County Sheriff

AT&T Georgia Chapter #124 Telephone Pioneers attended the Pineland Christmas Dinner and presented the guys with gifts.

Pineland residents enjoyed opening Christmas gifts at the annual Christmas Dinner.

The AT&T Telecom Pioneer Georgia Chapter 124 provided a grant to Pineland Camp Pioneer for use of refurbishing Picnic Tables, Swings and Benches. Members of the chapter met in September

Pineland residents assisted Good Sam Ministry in packing food bags that are supplied to children in need during the school year in Troup County.

Pineland resident volunteered and joined his coworkers from Jane Foods in participating with the West Point Lake Dragon Boat Race 2024. This event benefits Harmony House, a local organization that