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Four different players score touchdowns for Eagles

Tormenta's season finale will be on October 26th in Greenville

Representative Lehman Franklin secured a $10,000 contribution from GADA to Bulloch Strong, a nonprofit dedicated to long-term disaster recovery in Bulloch County. This contribution plays a crucial role in supporting the community's recovery efforts following Hurricane Debby and Helene.

FLOORAPALOOZA 2024 delivered plenty of action at the Floors Outlet Warehouse in Statesboro, but it was D.L. Rolf's surprise proposal to Randa Lynn that stole the show. Amidst the matches and excitement, the crowd was treated to a heartfelt moment, followed by a classic wrestling interruption and some cake in the face.

Ogeechee Technical College is proud to announce that Sabrina Burns, its Accessibility and Assessment Coordinator, has been appointed as a board member of the Georgia College Testing Association, recognizing her exceptional contributions to testing and assessment within the Technical College System of Georgia.

Lunch at the fair is an annual tradition provided by The Vivona family, owners of Amusements of America. They have been the heart of the Kiwanis Fair since 1978, with the second generation now carrying on the tradition. Despite challenges from Hurricane Helene, the Vivonas remain dedicated to bringing joy to the community, continuing their long-standing partnership with the Kiwanis Club.

Christy Todd, the 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year and finalist for National Teacher of the Year, has been appointed by State School Superintendent Richard Woods to a new role at the Georgia Department of Education, where she’ll spearhead efforts to recruit and retain teachers across the state.

J2B2, an all-star bluegrass supergroup featuring four legendary musicians, delivers a unique fusion of bluegrass and West Coast folk rock that has captivated audiences and critics alike. Tickets are on sale now for their November 9 show at the historic Emma Kelly Theater.

Zenni Optical is offering free reading glasses in a variety of magnifications as well as sunglasses to residents affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, providing much-needed eyewear to those in impacted areas.

If your home was damaged by Tropical Storm Debby or Hurricane Helene but is still safe to live in, you might be eligible for some cleanup assistance. Check below to see if you qualify for up to $300 from FEMA.