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Military families volunteer at McDonald House
Family members of 1st Brigade Headquarters Company soldiers deployed to Baghdad, Iraq, are giving back to their community by cooking dinner for families who are staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Savannah.
First Baptist fills buckets for Haiti
First Baptist Church of Hinesville recently participated in the Buckets Of Hope campaign, a relief effort spearheaded by the Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief and the North American Mission Board.
Goldenheirs host children's home administrator
The Goldenheirs, a senior group that meets at First Baptist Church of Hinesville once a month, recently hosted Dr. Brian J. Hawkins, administrator for the Baxley campus of the Georgia Baptist Children's Home and Family Ministries.
Veterans retire nearly 500 flags
Local veterans gathered at VFW Post 6602 last Saturday for a flag retirement ceremony, which was conducted by Post 6602 and American Legion Post 168.
GeorgiaCares plans to train volunteers
GeorgiaCares, a program administered by the Coastal Regional Commission Area Agency on Aging, will have training for volunteers at the Memorial University Medical Center in Savannah from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursday, March 25. Lunch will be provided.
Need help with your Census form?
Residents who have questions about the U.S. Census or need help completing the form can visit question assistance centers, staffed by U.S. Census Bureau representatives, at the following locations until April 19:
Master gardeners celebrate statewide
ATLANTA - During the past 30 years, more than 5,000 people across the state have worked tirelessly for the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension without compensation. They are the state's master gardeners, volunteers trained in horticulture who make up the network of dedicated individuals who love gardening and share their time and talents with the community.
AUSA swears in new officers
Lt. Gen. (ret.) Roger G. Thompson, vice president of membership for the Association of the United States Army, swore in the Coastal Empire Chapter of AUSA's new officers during a recent ceremony at Fort Stewart's Club Stewart.
Art contest for Georgia Cities Week
The city of Hinesville's elementary art contest began March 15. The art contest is part of a schedule of events to celebrate Georgia Cities Week during April 18-24. The deadline for the art contest is March 25 and winners will be announced in April during Georgia Cities Week.
Hi-Fidelity Club gives back to community
The Hi-Fidelity Civic Club recently made donations to several community organizations and Liberty County families who lost their homes to fire. Recipients included: Scott's All-Stars basketball team, accepted by coach Marcus Scott; The Cub Pack 581, presented by Hi-Fidelity Club member Yvonne Woods to Cub Masters Herman Baker and Steven Mullice; and The Fostering Care and Hope Inc., presented by club members Verna Jean Luckey, Yvonne Woods, Marcus Scott, Rosa Walthour, Beverly Gross and Betty Frazier to Director Suerena Duvall.
Relay for Life kicks off 2010 drive
Relay for Life of Liberty County committee members recently kicked off this year's Relay for Life campaign. The relay is from 7 p.m.-7 a.m. May 7-8, at the Liberty County Recreation Department football field. To register a team, join a team, buy a luminary, register as a survivor or make a donation, go to www.relayforlife.org/libertyga
Pageant recruiting contestants until March 31
The Altamaha Southern Miss Pageant is set for 2 p.m. Sunday, May 2, at Celebration Castle in Ludowici. The pageant's theme is "Cinderella and Her Prince." It is the preliminary to the Georgia Southern Miss State Scholarship Pageant.
Long County High School reunion in works
Long County High School classes of 1974, 1975 and 1976 are planning a class reunion for July 31. Committee members from each class are gathering information. If you are a member of one of these classes and would like to attend, call Donna Long Dixon at 408-9490 or one of the following committee members. Attendees will need to submit current contact information.
Dr. Seuss is in the (school) house
Cats in red and white striped stovepipe hats roamed the halls of Diamond Elementary School on Fort Stewart on Monday as the 10th annual Read Across America program kicked off at area schools this week.
SGMS staffs promote health hearts
Recently, Snelson Golden Middle School staff members wore red to support heart awareness on National Wear Red Day. "This is our way to support the healthy-heart initiative and remind others to keep healthy," Snelson Golden Middle School nurse Leola Lambert said.
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Lady Antebellum tops GSU Spring Concert
STATESBORO -Grammy Award-winning country-music trio Lady Antebellum will be headline Georgia Southern's Spring Concert at 8 p.m. May 2 at Allen E. Paulson Stadium.
UnMaskerade April 26 in Savannah
The Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire will present UnMaskerade 2014 at 6 p.m. April 26 at Andaz Hotel, formerly Avia, in Ellis Square in Savannah.
Vindicated over once 'bad' foods
This column, "Around the Table," has celebrated a number of foods the so-called experts tell us are bad. I quietly but forcefully tell these control freaks to leave me alone. I'll eat what Georgia boys have been eating since 1733. I have a wife and a mama; I don't need a nanny.
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