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MINNEAPOLIS - Nick Foles did his best Tom Brady impersonation, leading a late-game comeback to cap a season that began as a backup and ended as Super Bowl MVP.
February 05, 2018
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By JOSH DUBOW
AP Pro Football Writer
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Sports
Little Doses, the children's store located inside the original Walker Pharmacy on Northside Drive West, has expanded to a new location at 1100 Brampton Avenue, Suite A between LaBerry and Shane's Rib Shack in the Market District behind East Georgia Regional Medical Center.
February 05, 2018
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Local
The Gardens Senior Living names Malphrus Health Services director
February 05, 2018
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Special to the Herald
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Local
The annual Polar Bear Plunge was held Thursday at Georgia Southern University's Recreation Activity Center.
February 04, 2018
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Photos by SCOTT BRYANT | staff
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Life
"Hey, Google! - Who taught in Wrens and Valdosta from 1966-1972; moved to Statesboro, and became the first black professor at Georgia Southern University in 1973; retired in 1996 as full Professor Emeritus, becoming the first black professor to earn full professorship in 1991; gained notoriety as the "Reading Professor" by giving "reading buddies" (stuffed animals) to children as he read wearing full academic regalia; and in 2009 penned, sang and produced his own Christmas carol CD- all while blind?"
February 04, 2018
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By ENOLA G. MOSLEY, Ed.D.
English Dept., Statesboro High School
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Life
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheshire of Statesboro announce the engagement of their daughter, Allison Lindsey Cheshire, to Zachary William Thor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Thor of Lakeland, Florida.
February 04, 2018
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Weddings
Garrett and Madison Darsey of Statesboro were united in holy matrimony on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2017.
February 04, 2018
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Weddings
I was only 6 when my family moved from Mikell Street and yet it remains, all these years later, my neighborhood. The people who lived on that street and the one behind it, College Lane remain, all these years later, my people. So I don't suppose that the sadness that rose up in me when I heard the news of the death of one of my early playmates should have been totally unexpected. But it was.
February 04, 2018
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By Kathy Bradley
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Life
Although some are unlikely to admit it, people can get along without many of the things so much a part of modern existence: big cars, nice homes, beautiful clothes. These are nice, but not essential.
February 04, 2018
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Life
Not really sure why the month that spotlights all-things love and kisses and hearts is the shortest month of the year, but that just means you'll have to be even more intentional to squeeze in all the family fun you can think of in just 28 days. Find a way to create enough warm memories to overcome the frigid temps the Boro has experienced and pack in some positively perfect family fun in February.
February 04, 2018
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Life
We're a month, more or less, into the new year and America has already suffered two school shootings. As usual, the usual voices are calling for increased restrictions on the buying and selling of guns. But guns are not the problem, a contention I can prove.
February 04, 2018
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Life
Ms. Mary Eileen NeSmith Jenkins
February 03, 2018
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Obituaries
Dirt stains on dungarees from a freshly mowed field.
February 03, 2018
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By JULIE LAVENDER
Herald Writer
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Local
Mr. Benjamin Edward Groover
February 02, 2018
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Obituaries
RALEIGH, N.C. - North Carolina State wasn't supposed to even be in this position, entering February with several marquee wins and in the discussion for an NCAA Tournament bid. Yet first-year coach Kevin Keatts isn't talking about the possibility of his program getting back there after its two-year absence.
February 02, 2018
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By AARON BEARD
AP Basketball Writer
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Sports
