Scooterville is an unincorporated Worth County town located traveling on HWY 256 towards Norman Park.

Worth County, Georgia has a tremendous Indian history in Georgia. (Land pictured is located between Warwick and Oakfield.)

Doles, Worth County is located between Warwick and Sylvester traveling north on Hwy 313. The community is rich in farmland including cotton, peanuts, watermelons and more. (Doles volunteer fire truck gets a wash.)

The Gazebo standing in the middle of a four-way street in Oakfield, Worth County was built to help preserve the original waterpump in the small town. It was the primary source for the town’s water in the early 1900′s.

Sumner, Worth County is home to the county’s beloved Egg Festival.

Poulan, Worth County is home to the historical Possum Poke.

The unincorporated town of Isabella was originally the county seat of Worth County before Sylvester.

Any directions given out by someone in Sylvester more than likely begin with, ‘Keep going till you see the train…”  The historical train (Old 100) is retired in T.C. Jeffords Park.

Worth County is home to the 2008 Region Champions, the Lady Rams softball team.

The Sylvester Police Department is located at 102 S. Isabella Street and operates under Chief Alfred Anderson.

Bridgeboro, Anderson City, and Minton are small Worth County communities located south of Sylvester.

The Worth County courthouse is located on N. Main Street in Sylvester. The county Sheriff’s office is also located in the courthouse building and operated under long-time Sheriff Freddie Tompkins.

The annual Grits Festival in Warwick includes many events including the state renowned Grits Pit as well a corn shelling competition and, as pictured, a grits eating contest. The festival has occurred every year in Warwick since 1997. In 2003, Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue recognized Warwick as the Grits Capital of the World.

Worth County’s Emergency response unit involves the team work efforts of 911-Dispatch, The Sheriff’s Department, local law enforcement and fire departments, County firefighters and volunteers, and EMS. City and county dispatch operate in conjunction within the governmental building located on Franklin Street in Sylvester.