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Grand reopening celebration at Bulloch County Animal Services this Saturday
Statesboro, get ready for a paw-some celebration! Bulloch County Animal Services is hosting a grand re-opening this Saturday, July 27th, from 11am to 4pm, and everyone’s invited! Located at 81 Mill Creek Rd. in Statesboro, the event promises a day full of fun and festivities. The main attraction will be the newly improved play yards and revamped indoor space, designed to make the animals' stay more comfortable and enjoyable. But that's not all, there's something for everyone in the family! Kids can enjoy face painting and jump around in the brand-new bouncy house provided by Leap-Joy Inflatables. Plus, there will be frozen treats to keep everyone cool and refreshed, thanks to the generous sponsors, Leaf-Joy Inflatables and The Freeze Pop. So mark your calendars and come join Bulloch County Animal Services for a fantastic day of fun, laughter, and community spirit. See you there!
Family of 8 helped assisted after Liberty County house fire
MIDWAY, Ga. (WSAV) – A family of eight experienced a house fire on Westfield Road Thursday night in Liberty County. Local American Red Cross volunteers responded to assist. The volunteers provided comfort kits, direct client assistance and recovery planning. WSAV News 3 is working to learn more details about the fire.
MCG at Georgia Southern University Savannah opens, beginning a new era for rural healthcare
In less than one year from receiving approval, the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) at Georgia Southern University in Savannah has officially opened its doors! The grand opening on Friday, July 26, 2024, marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a tour of the impressive new facility, is a giant leap forward for the universities and our communities. More importantly, it promises to bring significant upgrades to healthcare in rural Georgia. David Hess, MD, Dean of MCG, served as the master of ceremonies for the ribbon cutting and opened with a warm welcome and a bit of humor. "Welcome to MCG Savannah at Georgia Southern. Look at...
John-Paul Miller and the path to South Carolina’s ‘Mica’s Law’
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — For the first time, News13 is hearing from Solid Rock Church pastor John-Paul Miller in a wide-ranging interview with our network partner NewsNation about his relationship with his late wife Mica. John-Paul, who has refused to talk to News13 specifically several times, spoke in the interview about abuse allegations and […]
Juvenile Justice welcomes new correctional officers
DECATUR – The Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice held a graduation ceremony for 44 newly trained Juvenile Correctional Officer cadets recently at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth. The cadets, which includes two Albany natives, have joined the ranks of other JCOs at DJJ secure facilities across the state. “Juvenile Correctional Officers help provide a safe environment to transform and rehabilitate the young lives in our care,” DJJ Commissioner Shawanda Reynolds-Cobb said. “I am so proud of the hard work and dedication of...
Georgia WR Rara Thomas arrested on family violence-related charges
Another Georgia football player has been arrested, and the latest is a repeat offender. Senior wide receiver Rara Thomas was arrested early Friday morning on a felony charge of cruelty to children and two misdemeanor charges of battery. All three charges carry a tag of “family violence,” according to records from the Athens-Clarke County Police... The post Georgia WR Rara Thomas arrested on family violence-related charges appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a cooler than average 2024 fall season is ahead for Georgia
Don't fear, the days of sweltering heat won't last too much longer. The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a cooler than average fall this year for Georgia. The publication also says the northwest section of Georgia will see above average amounts of rain. ...
Tybee Island City Council hires Savannah administrative veteran Bret Bell as city manager
At Thursday night's Tybee Island City Council meeting, council members approved 5-1 a city manager agreement for Bret Bell, current chief of information and public affairs for the City of Savannah. Bell has worked for Savannah for almost 18 years, including as the chief operating officer. Tybee began the search for a new city manager shortly after former City Manager Shawn Gillen resigned last September, hiring Baker Tilly, a consulting and public accounting firm, to conduct...
Police: Missing South Carolina teen found dead, victim of shooting
SUMTER, S.C. — Above video: Your Friday headlines. A teenage boy reported missing in South Carolina has been found dead. According to the Sumter Police Department, the body of Derrick "CD" Wilson was discovered Thursday in the area of Hoyt and Nelson streets. Police say Derrick, who would have...
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC: Savannah Wind Symphony tap-taps John Madden as artistic director
Savannah Wind Symphony has a new director. After nearly two years without permanent leadership, John Madden now stands at the podium ready to take creative charge of the beloved community ensemble. Appointment of the retired emeritus professor and trumpet player kicks off the symphony’s upcoming performance season. ...
Savannah maintains millage rate, puts drainage into focus with added revenues in back-to-back years
The City of Savannah is set for an extra $7.1 million in revenues devoted to drainage, traffic calming and public safety initiatives. Included in those initiatives is $3.5 million for stormwater projects, and the allocation comes on the heels of a spate of heavy rains in Savannah. The initiatives are funded by additional...
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