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Last week, the House tackled key legislation on education, child protection, veterans' benefits, and more during four legislative days and one committee work day.

Award-winning musician Harry O'Donoghue is traveling back to our historic little stage in Statesboro to regale us with fascinating, melodic stories and comforting Irish folk music.

Georgia Southern University has been recognized as a full JED Campus Member, highlighting its commitment to enhancing student mental health resources and increasing awareness through a successful four-year partnership with the national collegiate mental health program.

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During the Fall 2024 semester, Georgia Southern University’s Communication Sciences and Disorders graduate students conducted over 6,000 hearing screenings for K-12 students in Chatham and Effingham Counties, gaining valuable clinical experience while supporting community health.

Dwain Carter, Georgia Baptist Mission Board Disaster Relief Director, addressed a large crowd at Southbridge Church, detailing the organization's rapid response to crises and the urgent need for local volunteers. He emphasized that the ministry's core mission is to share the gospel through practical acts of service, highlighting numerous stories of lives transformed during disaster relief efforts.

Parker’s Kitchen has announced a strategic leadership transition, naming Brandon Hofmann as CEO and John Rudolfs as President and CFO, as company founder Greg Parker moves into the role of Executive Chairman after 50 years at the helm.

The Davenport House Museum, owned and operated by Historic Savannah Foundation, was recently awarded the 2025 Special Project Award by the Georgia Association of Museums for its immersive Urban Enslaved Exhibit, which sheds light on the lives of the 13 enslaved individuals who lived and worked at the historic home.

Southeast Bulloch High School’s Drama students invite you to a night of mystery and fun with their dinner theatre production of “Café Murder” on Friday, March 14.