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National youth-at-risk conference in Savannah
The 18th annual National Youth-At-Risk Conference, an event that brings more than 1,400 teachers, principals, social workers, law enforcement officers, parents, and community members together to develop successful programs for empowering youth, is set for March 4-7 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Savannah.
Students react to prom changes
Awww, the memory of prom... If you are like most people, you secured a date months in advance (even if it was your relationship-deficient friend you promised to go with freshman year or the courtesy cousin date) and began debating matching color schemes. In addition, you worked a crappy job to cover the costs of tickets, tuxes, gowns, corsages, dinner and pictures for your future children to laugh at when you reminisce on your youth. ...
BI concert Tuesday
BI concert announceed Bradwell Institute Chorus and Band Concert will perform at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 6 at the Bradwell cafeteria.
Students bring history to life
John Wood's eighth grade students at Snelson Golden Middle School paid a tribute to the history and heritage of Georgia with a presentation at the school's media center for Georgia Day Monday.
Long seniors must pass to walk stage
LUDOWICI - The Long County Board of Education changed standards for students to participate in the high school graduation ceremony starting next school year.
Students to mark FFA Week
The Bradwell Institute FFA Chapter will celebrate National FFA Week Feb. 17-24. Blue Jackets, Gold Standards is the theme this year and it embodies the most recognizable symbol of the organization, the blue corduroy jacket, to the ideals and traditions of national life, gold standards. Nearly half a million members around the nation will participate in activities at the local and state levels. The focus of the week is to tell America about the opportunities ...
Armstrong sets open house
SAVANNAH - Armstrong Atlantic State University will have an open house at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, in the Armstrong Center, 13040 Abercorn St.
Students earn honors, graduate at colleges
Armstrong's dean's list Several students from Liberty County were named to Armstrong Atlantic State University's dean's list for the fall term. Allenhurst: Megan Strempke Fleming: Zuleika Black and Megan Gordon Hinesville: Lindsey Alvarez, Lorena Alvarez Quintero, Stacie Biava, Lisa Bringhurst, Bonnie Camp, Charrell Colbert, Jennifer Cooper, Stacey Douglas, Jacquette Fleetwood, Michaela Hamlin, Cassie Holland, Irene Hunt Amanda Lawson, Katherine Lee, Dianne Long, Regina Maez, Anne-Marie Mendez, Kristina Menke, Teneka Miles, Jenitre Moore, Robyn Mueller, Shanta ...
College students earn honors near and far
Brewton-Parker MOUNT VERNON - Twenty-three students from Liberty County qualified for the dean's list at Brewton-Parker College for the fall 2006 semester. The students were enrolled in 12 or more hours and earned a gpa of 3.6 or better. Students are: Allenhurst LaToya C. Cannon and Gloriela M. Hunter Fort Stewart Juliana Marie Lee Hinesville Kerry Jean Amidon, Delia Blackmon, Theresa Sherlin Bradley, Blanca I. Candelario, Evonne B. Crumby, Angel Theresa Dargan, Saundra Louise Dryer, ...
LCHS graduate performs at Super Bowl
Former Liberty County student and Florida A&M University freshman Jacquita Burley waits for the Super Bowl XLI Halftime show to begin at Miami's Dolphins Stadium Sunday. Burley is a drummer in the University's world-renowned Marching 100 band that performed with pop icon Prince. The band also appeared on The Early Show on Feb. 1. Burley is the daughter of Hinesville's William T. and Jacquelyn Lovette Burley. Her uncle is County Commissioner Donald Lovette. Grandparents are ...
B-P taps attorney as trustee
MOUNT VERNON - Magistrate Judge Amy L. Owens of Hinesville was one of six new members of the Brewton-Parker College Board of Trustees welcomed to the board at the Jan. 18 meeting in the Hall of Fame Room of the Student Activities Center.
Pray crowned Miss Bradwell 2007
The 3rd Annual Miss Bradwell Institute Pageant was presented Feb. 2. Six contestants competed in four categories, including pre-pageant teacher evaluation, sportswear, formal wear and on-stage questions. Miss Gabriele Pray, a BI junior and member of the basketball cheerleading squad and track team was crowned Miss Bradwell Institute 2007. Her court included 1st runner-up Nicole Powell and 2nd runner-up Aaliyah Howard. Other participants in the pageant were Crystal Campanella, Danielle Gibson and Lindsay Richardson. The ...
UGA and ABAC honors
UGA graduation: An estimated 2,400 University of Georgia students completed requirements for their degrees at the end of the 2006 fall semester. Each student participated in the university's commencement exercise that was on Dec. 15.
If you give a dad a doughnut
The Liberty County Pre-K Center hosted Doughnuts With Dad Day Thursday. Dads had the opportunity to sit with their children and have doughnuts and breakfast. This is the first event of its type at the Pre-K center and Principal Shelby Bush is hoping to host others like it. Rear detachment commander Capt. Travis Corey, Capt. Janus Farley and Staff Sgt. John Strugala made it special as they filled in for the deployed fathers of Dawson ...
Training offered to daycare workers
Special to the Courier Training sessions focus on safety, CPR, infants and toddlers, pre-school and administration and more. To meet the demand for professional development among area child care professionals, Early Start Child Care Resource and Referral announces its spring schedule of full-day Saturday training sessions focusing on everything from safety and CPR to effective administration of child care facilities. Training will be provided March 10 in Chatham County, April 14 in Bulloch County and ...
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4-H'er wins state contest
Donnie Pulliam of Liberty County was among 48 state winners at the 71st annual State 4-H Congress in Atlanta this summer. During the event, each 4-H member gave a 10-minute oral presentation, using visual aids, about any topic before a panel of judges.
Liberty enrollment near last year's
The Liberty County Board of Education announced enrollment counts for the first five days of school and is looking to hold three community forums in the 2013-14 school year at regularly scheduled Tuesday meetings.
Stewart resident attends Boys Nation
Cadet 1st Sgt. Jacob M. Deem, a Fort Stewart resident, participated in the American Legion Georgia Boys State program in June and the Boys Nation program in Washington, D.C., on July 19-26. He was one of only two peer-elected state senators who represented Georgia at Boys Nation.
State superintendent seeks student advisors
State School Superintendent Dr. John Barge is accepting applications for the 2013-14 Student Advisory Council.
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