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A 5-1 loss to Pickens County on Thursday, October 31st marked the conclusion to the Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets' campaign.

Students from FFA chapters in Georgia and Florida showcased their remarkable wood and metal projects at the Sunbelt Ag Expo in Moultrie, Georgia, from October 15-17, competing for recognition and cash prizes in a contest designed to highlight their creativity and craftsmanship.

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Savannah native Don Waters shared his inspiring journey from college student to CEO, reflecting on family, hard work, and vision in a speech at Georgia Southern University’s Norman Fries Distinguished Lectureship Series. Waters detailed how his experiences in law and business shaped his commitment to Southeast Georgia’s growth, urging the community to support Georgia Southern’s role in advancing regional progress.

The future of Bulloch County is shaped by the voices of its residents, and Georgia Southern's Institute for Vibrant and Engaged Communities is allowing a forum for all at its Community Conversations events. There's one more scheduled in Portal on November 14 -- join the conversation!

Southeast Bulloch hosted their annual Fred Shaver Invitational on Saturday, treating fans to a full day of competitive flag football. Eight teams from across the state brought their best on a hot October day.

The Savannah Economic Development Authority will host the Chatham County Career Connection job fair on November 6 at Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong Center, featuring a diverse range of employers from various industries. The fair includes an exclusive preview hour for Georgia Southern students.

The Georgia Southern Symphony String Camerata will present its Fall concert, "Autumn’s Serenade," featuring works by Sibelius, Kalinnikov, and Holst, on Sunday, November 3 with free admission for all.

The William James Knights showcased their dominance at the Coastal Empire Region Championship, with both the girls' and boys' teams securing titles. With a perfect season on the line, they delivered impressive performances to extend their championship legacies.

Starting November 1, Georgia anglers can enjoy the excitement of the delayed harvest trout season on five designated streams, offering enhanced opportunities for catching impressive trout under special regulations.