By Becky Holland
COCHRAN — Middle Georgia State University hosted its Cochran Community Reception Thursday evening, November 12, at Barrs Cottage and Pavilion on the university’s Cochran campus.
The event brought together guests for an evening of fellowship, conversation and refreshments in a relaxed setting.
As the sun set over the campus, attendees visited outdoors while others gathered inside Barrs Cottage. Guests enjoyed a selection of hors d’oeuvres, desserts and other refreshments.
The reception offered an opportunity for individuals with ties to the university and surrounding area to reconnect and enjoy an evening together.
The Cochran campus has a longstanding place in Bleckley County’s history. Originally established as Middle Georgia College, the institution has undergone significant changes over the years while remaining an important part of the community.
Today, the campus continues to serve students and maintain a presence in the community that has supported it for generations.
The evening provided a setting for strengthening those connections and celebrating the relationship between Middle Georgia State University and Cochran.
The Ledger shares photographs from Thursday’s reception in the accompanying gallery.
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