Sammons Insurance, Inc.

09/11/2026

Today we remember those lost on this tragic day 25 years ago. May we

09/03/2026

Did you know September is Life Insurance Awareness Month? Protect your future and your family’s future with life insurance before it’s too late. Contact us in Sandersville at 478-552-2506 or Dublin at 478-272-6120 for a free quote today!

09/01/2026

Watch out everybody! We’re expanding our social media reach, so make sure to go follow our new Instagram page! Check out the link below ⬇️

https://www.instagram.com/sammonsinsurancega?igsi=eHA1NHF1N2k0OW1h&utm_source=qr

08/28/2026

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08/21/2026

Good luck our Brentwood War Eagles and Washington County Golden Hawks!!

Below is a link to stream their games.

Brentwood — www.brentwoodschool.org/page/athletics/live_video

Washington County — https://m.youtube.com//featured?ra=m

08/20/2026

Help us welcome our newest mascot, Cricket!

07/15/2026

Progressive is as hot as these long summer days with their new lower rates. Gives us a call at 478-552-2506 and let us save you some money!

03/15/2026

Please be mindful of the weather coming into our area Sunday night / Monday morning. It looks like Monday morning has the potential to be more severe.

03/01/2026

Congratulations to the Brentwood Lady Eagles and War Eagles on doubling up on state rings today!

01/25/2026

Be on alert for possible freezing rain tonight followed by possible severe thunderstorms Sunday afternoon. Georgia weather is wild!

There has been a lot of (valid) confusion regarding our previous post about tomorrow's conditional severe weather threat across portions of central Georgia -- we hear you.

Attached to this post is a graphic that highlights the large area of uncertainty hinging on how our cold airmass ("wedge") erodes as the warm front lifts northward tomorrow afternoon.

WE ARE STILL FORECASTING SIGNIFICANT AND POTENTIALLY CRIPPLING ICE ACCUMULATIONS ACROSS PORTIONS OF NORTH AND NORTHEAST GEORGIA THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT. An Ice Storm Warning is in effect for nearly all areas along and north of I-20 until Monday.

What remains to be seen is how much we warm tomorrow afternoon. If the cold air retreats further north, we could see the chance for thunderstorms extend as far north as the dark green shaded area. If the cold air lingers, or extends further south than we currently expect, areas within the magenta oval will likely be too cold and stable to see thunderstorms or severe weather.

Please continue to take necessary precautions to finalize your preparations for the significant ice accumulations expected overnight tonight if you haven't already. We sincerely apologize for any confusion, but we want to make sure residents within the yellow shaded area realize that there is a chance for them to see a damaging wind gust (and perhaps a tornado) while areas further north are dealing with an ice storm.