GSU Tailgate Show - Eagles vs. Citadel
Beth P. Mathews, vice president for Institutional Advancement at Ogeechee Technical College, was recently a presenter at the 43rd Annual Conference of the Council for Resource Development in Washington, D.C.
The first guest on Monday's "Mornings unPHILtered" show was Dr. Ron Shiffler, the Dean of GSU's College of Business Administration. Host Phil Boyum and Shiffler discussed how the staff of virtually the entire University System of Georgia is being furloughed for three days this week in order to meet budget reductions of 8 percent, with 5 percent being met through the savings engendered by the furloughs.
I don't now about you, but I sure didn't see that one coming.
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Note: All information included in this report is taken from law enforcement incident reports and arrest records, which are public records and available for review at any and all local law enforcement agencies. Not every arrest leads to a conviction. Guilt or innocence is determined by the court system.
A recent patient of Willingway Hospital who resides in California sent the Dietary Staff a box of fine candies with a thank you note enclosed. It read, "Hello everyone. Thank you for the yummy food you prepared with so much care every day. I got so spoiled! I have learned how to eat grits the proper way. And all the breakfasts, lunches, dinners and desserts were always an extra treat every day. You brought an extra touch of happiness to my day. God bless!" Marie
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Joseph Powell of Statesboro and Suzanna Kirkland of Sylvania announce the engagement of their son, Caleb Fenton Powell, to Rebecca Nicole Smith, daughter of Johnny and Vivian Smith of Homerville.
Adrienne Marie Spraley of Athens, Ga., became the bride of Benjamin Francis Fletcher of Athens, Ga., during a 2 p.m. wedding ceremony held on August 1, 2009, at the Catholic Church of St. Ann in Marietta, Ga. Father Joe Aquino was the celebrant.
LOS ANGELES - The vampire romance "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" sucked up $140.7 million in its first three days and pulled in a total of $258.8 million worldwide, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Area residents will have the opportunity Tuesday to enjoy "Shopping by Lantern Light" at the Main Street Farmers Market in downtown Statesboro.
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There are two women at Mill Creek Elementary School whose jobs require them to talk to the school's nearly 700 students on a regular basis. To most people, that may seem to be an almost Herculean task, but to Dawn Beck and Lauren Webb it is probably the best part of their jobs.
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday that the Second Amendment "WILL NEVER BE REPEALED" and called on voters to elect more Republicans in this fall ...
No additional candidates signed up Wednesday morning, the final half day of qualifying for the May 22 special election to Statesboro City Council in District ...
A fourth grade student was arrested Wednesday morning after telling another student he would shoot her.
James Patrick "Jimbo" Lee
I have long been a participant in all the outdoor endeavors known to mankind. There's nothing I won't try at least once if ...
PORTAL - In a game that saw an 8-6-5-3-6 triple play, a 7-2 double play, plenty of errors and baserunning blunders the Portal Panthers managed to ...
Two more candidates qualified Tuesday for the May 22 special election to fill the vacant District 5 seat on Statesboro City Council.
DETROIT - Autonomous vehicles get all the headlines, but automakers are gradually adding advanced electronic safety features to human-driven cars as they step toward a world ...
A new ranking of the healthiest U.S. communities puts eight Georgia counties in the top 500, with the highest being Forsyth County, at No ...
Monday, Bulloch County Sheriff's School Resource Officer Ross Newman arrested a 12-year-old sixth grade Southeast Bulloch Middle School student for making a threat against ...
Note: Bulloch County native, retired Georgia Southern professor and community activist Ruth Green addressed the Bulloch County Commission with a list of her concerns at ...
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