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The 35th annual Give Wildlife a Chance Poster Contest invites K-5 students across Georgia to celebrate the state’s biodiversity through artwork, with this year's theme, "Colors of the Wild: Blend In or Stand Out?" encouraging young artists to explore the survival adaptations of native wildlife.

The Georgia Department of Public Health’s Southeast Health District is encouraging residents to protect themselves during flu season by getting vaccinated, with flu shots now available at all health departments in Georgia. No appointment is necessary.

South Georgia Tormenta FC drew with Charlotte Independence at home with a 3-3 score on Saturday, September 21.

Food Lion Feeds is partnering with customers through its annual Gala Apple Bag campaign, running from Sept. 18 to Oct. 8, 2024, to support hunger relief organizations by donating proceeds from specially marked apple bags and customer contributions.

The Bulloch County Health Department will hold two drive-thru flu shot clinics on October 17 and October 31, encouraging residents to stop by for their annual vaccination, with walk-in options available for those unable to attend on these dates.

The recent Kid's Pop-Up Market at the Statesboro Mercantile showcased a talented group of young entrepreneurs eager to share their handmade creations. From macramé to crochet, clay figurines to slime kits, these kids brought a lot of creativity to the table. Even with the cloudy and windy weather, these kids were ready to do business.

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Eagles prepare for conference play next Saturday at Georgia State

The 35th annual Brooklet Peanut Festival brought kids of all ages to the downtown festival on Saturday. Watch the parade livestream and video of the slow tractor and kiddie tractor races in this story. Hats off to the Brooklet Peanut festival volunteers and all the sponsors who make this wonderful community event possible.

Local artist Jasmine Leach is preparing for her first solo art show, which will be held at the Averitt Center this coming spring. Her artistic philosophy is rooted in letting go of perfectionism and embracing the unpredictable, finding freedom and fun in the creative process along the way.