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Tormenta FC Academy has kicked off its 2025 Summer Soccer Camps, offering young athletes across South Georgia and the Lowcountry a fun and skill-focused opportunity to grow in the game. See a list of Savannah-area camps in the article.

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump announced a multimillion-dollar lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of families affected by the deadly Sapelo Island gangway collapse, which killed seven people and injured dozens during a cultural celebration last October.

The next food drop will be on Saturday, June 14 at Statesboro High School. Please plan to arrive EARLY to get in line. Food will be provided for 1,000 families, and everyone is welcome.

With the stage set in Columbus, Georgia, the Miss Georgia Scholarship Competition is underway and has announced its preliminary winners. Gracie Allen from Georgia Southern University took home the talent award for her baton routine. Allen is a biochemistry major and the feature twirler in the Southern Pride Marching Band.

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Amazon apprentices at Ogeechee Tech are leveling up more than just their skills—they recently stocked the shelves of the OASIS Food Pantry with a big donation of canned and boxed goods, showing some serious heart for their campus community.

Georgia Southern just wrapped up its biggest research flex of the year the GS4 Student Scholar Research Symposium, and students from all across campus presented projects that mixed brainpower, innovation, and passion.

Georgia’s southeastern region will soon get a new area code, as 565 is set to overlay the existing 912 area code to meet growing demand for phone numbers.

Are you a fan of music from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s? If so, head downtown this Thursday evening for a fun show from 'We Got the Beat,' marking the next to last concert in this year's Downtown Live series. PLEASE NOTE: This show has been moved inside the Emma Kelly Theater due to the possibility of rain. Seating is first come, first serve.

A cyber attack targeting the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office early Wednesday morning was successfully intercepted thanks to newly implemented 24/7 IT monitoring, preventing major data loss. All office locations will remain closed for up to five days for investigation and recovery, with limited staff access to email and court appearances during that time.