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This program is open to college students and young professionals interested in learning about the legislative process. Positions are available in both Washington, DC, and Augusta, GA.

Ten Youth Career Commission summer camp students participated in a three day businesses start up simulation at the GS Business Innovation Center downtown. On the final day, they presented their business ideas to a panel of local judges. The judges were blown away by the students. Read the story to learn more about them and this incredible program that has been making a difference in children's lives for nearly 20 years.

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Thanks to McCook's Pharmacy for making the replay of the Bulloch Tid Bit's available on Grice Connect.  Duplin County in North Carolina is known for great wine, it is also the “home” of many Bulloch County residents

Trinity Christian School Math and Science Teacher, Donna McKenna, has successfully taken students on countless European academic study tours since 1999. 2023 was her last official trip for the European Study Abroad trip ,which is regularly taken by the TCS Juniors and Seniors. And in this article, she celebrates the educational impact her trips have had on her students' lives over the years.

Speaker of the House Jon Burns (R-Newington) announced the members of several House & Joint Study Committees today. These committees were created by legislation adopted during the 2023 session of the Georgia General Assembly.

The Georgia Bass Slam recognizes anglers with the knowledge and skill to catch different species of bass in a variety of habitats across the state.

Who's ready to shout "HI-YAH!" with Grice Connect's Brandon Robinson? Come kick it out with Brandon as he learns some new Karate techniques at the Statesboro Karate School!

David Owen, Ph.D., will serve as the new Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities at Georgia Southern University.

The arena playing court at the Jack and Ruth Ann Hill Convocation Center, as well as a future baseball premium area (baseball project pending Board of Regents approval), will be named in honor of this substantial gift. The amount of the gift is tied for the largest in department history.