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This partnership will support the WWP Warriors to Work® program, which provides warriors and their family members with the resources and assistance they need to be successful in the civilian workforce. Services include career counseling, veteran job placement programs, resume writing assistance, interview preparation, military skills translation guidance and more.

The Coastal Plains FCA will hold its 4th Annual "Rolling with Christ" Event on Monday, March 11, at the Clubhouse in Statesboro. The event will provide more information about what the organization does and raise funds to help support the ministry of the local FCA area.

Join the annual celebration by donating on Red Cross Giving Day, giving blood, volunteering, or taking a lifesaving skills course.

The Downtown Rotary Club of Statesboro donated fitness equipment for use along the walking trail at Mill Creek in 2006. They recently teamed up with Bulloch County Recreation and Parks to refresh the workout stations.

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Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch TidBits available on Grice Connect. Learn about the go to cookbook, Southern Cooking, by Mrs. S.R. Dull.

The Button, a nonprofit organization in Statesboro, provides much-needed shampoo, soap, deodorant, and other essential toiletries upon request from area pre-teens and teens. All orders are confidential and are delivered discreetly to young people who reach out for them. Liz Corbett met with Grice Connect's Jeneane Brown to talk about her creation of and contribution to this cause.

Forty-nine Georgia colleges and universities have agreed to waive their application fees for high school seniors between March 1st and 31st. See information about how to access the full list of participating schools and fee waivers in the article.

For automakers and their suppliers, other manufacturers and logistics operations, Georgia’s ports are a key factor in the decision to bring jobs to the Peach State. .

Students and instructors in Ogeechee Tech's Veterinary Technician program recently traveled to Athens to attend a large animal skills lab.