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Ainslie Smith

Ainslie Smith

Ainslie is an intern and a Senior at Georgia Southern University, majoring in Multimedia Journalism. She is passionate about scientific and cultural journalism, and has gained experience writing and editing news while working with the George-Anne Media Group, as well as multiple other student-led news sites.

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Introducing Candidates for Brooklet City Council Special Election May 21st

Introducing Candidates for Brooklet City Council Special Election May 21st

The City of Brooklet will be holding a special election on Tuesday, May 21 for the unexpired term of Brooklet City Councilmember Post #5. Polls will be open from 7 am until 7 pm at the Brooklet Recreation Department building. Joe Grooms and Sheila Wentz are now the only two running candidates.
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Street improvements, Tentative budget discussion at Brooklet Council May 16

Street improvements, Tentative budget discussion at Brooklet Council May 16

Dixie Street, Oak Street, Colony Lane, Scarlett Place and Rhett Court were selected for 2024 Street improvements, and single family home developments on Old Leefield Road are now slated to become duplexes. The tentative FY25 budget was approved and the farmers market is looking to move online. This and more at the Tuesday May 24, 2024 Brooklet City Council meeting.
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City Council presented with a $53 million budget proposal for FY2025

City Council presented with a $53 million budget proposal for FY2025

Statesboro City Council got their first look at the FY2025 budget on Tuesday. The $53 million balanced budget will require $1.7 million transfer from the fund balance or a millage increase as written. Most of the budget increase covers increased employee compensation approved last year. Charles Penny, City Manager, outlines options to make up the budget shortfall.
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BOE Recap: REACH scholars and future educators honored, budget discussion continued

BOE Recap: REACH scholars and future educators honored, budget discussion continued

The Board of Education honored six highly achieving students, and another roster of students committed to futures as educators, all who will be graduating with the class of 2024. LCES shared their recent successes, and discussions about the budget for FY25 continued. Read more for details about the May 9, 2024 Bulloch County Board of Education meeting.
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Spots still available for Summer Character Camp at Roosevelt's Character Development Center

Spots still available for Summer Character Camp at Roosevelt's Character Development Center

There is still time to sign up for the 2024 Summer Character Camp through the Roosevelt Cone Jr. Scholarship Foundation. Kids 8 years old and up can enjoy field trips, games, and more -- all while learning the pillars of good character. Find out how you can support the camp at the upcoming Lazy Goat Card Show.
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Public works honored in proclamation by Board of Commissioners

Public works honored in proclamation by Board of Commissioners

The Public Works Department and employees were honored in a proclamation declaring May 19 to 25, 2024, National Public Works Week. The Board of Commissioners also approved a contract with JA Long, Inc., for the remainder of Bethel Church Road to be paved with the completion of the roundabout at Harville and Langston Chapel Road. Read this summary of tonight's meeting for more details and topics covered.
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Esther's helping hand: Fundraising market for women in need a success

Esther's helping hand: Fundraising market for women in need a success

Esther's Place kicked off their first vintage and artisan market at the fairgrounds on Saturday May 4, 2024, raising money with the help of local artists and business. Single mothers, homeless veteran women, and women in recovery all have a safe space right here in Bulloch County. Read more about what the non-profit is doing for the community and check out some moments from today's 'Esther in the Boro' market.
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Jack Broadhead: Repping Georgia Tech and the Boro from 14,000 feet

Jack Broadhead: Repping Georgia Tech and the Boro from 14,000 feet

Five years after his first tandem-skydiving jump, Jack Broadhead has found community by helping to rebuild the skydiving team at Georgia Tech and competing at national championships. Having earned his instructor rating, pilot's license and soon his Master's degree, Broadhead thanks the thrilling hobby for making him who he is today. Read more on how this Statesboro High School graduate is reaching new heights.
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Bulloch BOE begins FY25 Budget discussions at meeting

Bulloch BOE begins FY25 Budget discussions at meeting

The Bulloch County Board of Education reviewed the tentative FY 25 general fund and capital project expenditure budget at its Thursday, April 25, 2024 meeting. Read here for a summary of the expected costs and for links to presentations/video recording of the meeting.
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Anne Wilson Worship Night in Savannah planned to benefit the KT Team

Anne Wilson Worship Night in Savannah planned to benefit the KT Team

Make plans now to see Anne Wilson in Savannah this summer to raise funds for the KT Team, a local non-profit providing opportunities for people with physical challenges to get outdoors.
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