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Aspiring young wrestlers ages 7-18 in the Southeast region are eagerly anticipating the upcoming Southeast Georgia Camp of Champs at Georgia Southern University, a two-day clinic featuring instruction from renowned coaches Gerald and Bryce Carr.

Job seekers in the Savannah area will have the chance to connect with more than 60 hiring employers at the EOA Career and Resource Fair on May 21, offering on-the-spot interviews, future job leads, and community resources all for free.

The Camilla Foundation's recent Pathway to Healing event shone a light on the importance of mental health awareness and the organization's vital work with youth in our community. Lauren Massee, a counselor at William James Middle School, shared stories of the foundation's profound impact on local students.

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After a decade of military service and three overseas deployments, Navy veteran Rico Forney is bringing his discipline, passion, and heart for mentorship into the classroom as he graduates from Georgia Southern University with a degree in elementary education.

Attendees at the 87th annual Excelsior Electric Membership Corporation meeting were met with welcome financial news as the cooperative announced it would be returning $4.8 million in capital credit refunds. Additionally, members learned that Excelsior EMC continues to provide electricity at a lower cost than the state average, despite a challenging year of significant weather events.

Ogeechee Technical College honored 28 GED graduates during its annual Adult Education Celebration on April 28, highlighting stories of perseverance and achievement under the theme “Growth, Grit, and Goals.

The Southeast Bulloch girls varsity tennis team made history Friday by hosting their first state championship match in over 30 years, ultimately falling 3-1 to North Oconee in a hard-fought Class AAA final.

Georgia Department of Transportation continues essential road work throughout Southeast Georgia. As a result, work on construction and maintenance projects will continue Saturday, May 17 through Friday, May 23. 

Nine student-athletes from Statesboro High School signed college scholarships across six sports during the school’s final signing day of the year, celebrating years of hard work, resilience, and support from their families and coaches. The emotional ceremony featured personal reflections from each athlete, heartfelt speeches from parents, and praise from coaches who helped guide their journeys.