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Bonnie Ramos, Ed.D., assistant principal of Yokosuka Middle School in Japan, turned her personal experiences and passion for education into a powerful journey, earning her doctorate from Georgia Southern University while championing resilience and trauma-informed care for children.

Home gardeners are invited to share and swap extra seeds and plants at the Statesboro-Bulloch County Library on January 16.

Misconceptions about disaster aid can keep survivors from seeking help, but FEMA urges Georgia residents affected by Tropical Storm Debby and Hurricane Helene to apply, even if they're unsure about eligibility—grants and loans are available to support recovery.

East Georgia State College will host "The Journey," a community celebration honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy, on January 14, 2025, featuring powerful performances and reflections on his impact on civil rights and social justice.

Georgia's U.S. Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock have secured influential committee assignments in the 119th Congress, positioning them to shape federal budget, tax, and trade policies.

Safe Haven is providing resources and information on stalking as part of its dedication to ending the cycle of family violence. If you are experiencing stalking, reach out to Safe Haven for help.

Events for the 2025 celebration will include a prayer breakfast, church service, parade, community conversations, and a day of service.

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Christian T. Scott is a passionate local kayaker and environmental advocate whose journey on the Zambezi River became more than an adventure—it became a mission to protect one of the world’s most remarkable waterways.

GFB has named Rachel Mosely as its next chief financial officer and corporate treasurer, marking a new chapter for the organization following David Jolley's retirement.