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Savannah Tribune
The Tatemville Neighborhood Association Donate School Supplies to Haven Elementary School
The Tatemville Neighborhood Association has partnered with Haven Elementary School to help fill the need for school supplies and uniforms for the students throughout the school year. Last Monday, October 19th, during their monthly meeting the initial donation was made to Mrs. Tara Cheeks, Principal of Haven Elementary School. Angie Scott, Tatemville Neighborhood Association President said “we are keeping our word” as she presented the boxes of paper, notebooks, pencils, markers and other supplies. Mrs. Cheeks was very grateful stating, “this is the time that the supplies are getting low and the students will be very happy for the donations”. The Tatemville Neighborhood Association will make quarterly donations to the school.
savannahchamber.com
Savannah State’s Progress Creates Opportunity for the Region
Savannah State University is building momentum, and its progress matters to Savannah’s business community. At his Oct. 13 State of the University address, President Dr. Jermaine Whirl reflected on a year of strong results and partnerships while outlining an ambitious vision for SSU’s future. Jennifer Davenport, vice president of community affairs, attended on behalf of the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce.
Grice Connect
Savannah, Statesboro and Effingham County locals named to Georgia Southern University’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2026
Savannah, Statesboro and Effingham County locals have been named to the Georgia Southern University Alumni Association’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2026. The honorees were recognized during a ceremony Sept. 26 at the Jack and Ruth Ann Hill Convocation Center in Statesboro. The annual honor recognizes alumni who have made significant strides in business, leadership, community, educational or philanthropic endeavors. “You demonstrate the transformational power of education and the boundless possibilities that emerge when we grow ourselves in order to help others grow,” said Georgia Southern President Kyle Marrero at the ceremony. “Your energy, vision and commitment are helping shape the future of Georgia Southern, your professions and the communities you serve. We could not be prouder to count you among the Georgia Southern family.” Savannah area honorees include: Kevin Hughes | Photo Provided by Georgia Southern University Kevin Hughes (’17, ’21) earned a bachelor’s degree in economics and an MBA. He is vice president of investments and a private client advisor with JPMorgan Chase. Joshua Janufka | Photo Provided by Georgia Southern University Joshua Janufka (’12) earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science. He is a trooper first class with the Georgia State Patrol’s Executive Protection Division, where he
blufftontoday.com
USCB receives early funding for proposed marine research facility in Beaufort
The University of South Carolina Beaufort is planning a new facility for coastal research and education. The South Carolina Legislature has approved $305,000 for the initial planning and design stages. This proposed facility is a potential collaboration between USCB and the S.C. Department of Natural Resources. University leaders hope the...
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GC Sports | Southeast Bulloch falls to Liberty County 28-14
The Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets couldn't hold on to their halftime lead Friday night, falling 28-14 to the Liberty County Panthers in Brooklet. After taking a 14-7 lead into halftime, Southeast Bulloch struggled to contain Liberty County's explosive offense in the second half. The Panthers scored 21 unanswered points to hand the Yellow Jackets their fifth loss of the season. Southeast Bulloch falls to 3-5 on the year and will look to regroup during its upcoming bye week. Starting Strong Aaden Peterson shakes off defender on punt return. | Photo by Dylan Waits Southeast Bulloch started the game with the ball, and they had a big catch by Aaden Peterson on the second play of the game. After the big play Jordan Dawson ran in a touchdown later on in the drive to make the score 7-0 Yellow Jackets. Despite a couple of offside penalties, Southeast Bulloch stopped Liberty County on fourth down near midfield to get good field position. Liberty County returned the favor however stopping the Yellow Jackets on fourth down four plays later. Despite a facemask penalty from The Panthers on defense Southeast Bulloch had to punt at the end of the quarter. End of first quarter:
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USCB Chancellor Al Panu announces retirement after 12 years
University’s second chancellor oversaw enrollment growth, expanded academic programs and increased economic impact. University of South Carolina Beaufort Chancellor Al M. Panu announced Thursday, Oct. 15, that he will retire June 30, 2027, after nearly 12 years leading the university. Panu, who became USCB’s second chancellor in July 2015,...
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Community Corner: Beloved former principal Dr. Alfred McGuire talks about stepping into new role as SCCPSS
Savannah, GA (WSAV-TV) — A new position for a former local principal. After 15 years at Woodville Tompkins High School, Dr. Alfred McGuire is now the Executive Director for the Office of College & Career Readiness for the Savannah Chatham County Public School System. Just three days into his new role, he sat down with […]
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Savannah State homecoming game set for Saturday against rival Fort Valley State
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Savannah State University is celebrating homecoming week, with the Tigers set to play their rival, the Fort Valley State University Wildcats, on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. at T. A. Wright Stadium in Savannah. Tickets are still available here. The game will be streamed...
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Ogeechee Tech celebrates grand opening of $27 million industrial training center in Statesboro
Ogeechee Technical College officially celebrated the grand opening of its new $27 million Georgia Training Center for Industrial Operations (GTCIO) on Thursday, October 15, 2026, bringing together state leaders, local officials, industry partners and community members to recognize a major investment in the region's workforce. Located at 66 AJ Riggs Road at Highway 301 South in Statesboro, the 39,700-square-foot facility features 12 industrial training laboratories and has the capacity to provide nearly 460,000 hours of instruction annually. The facility is designed to prepare students for careers in industrial maintenance, robotics and advanced manufacturing while providing specialized training for employees already working in the industry. Thursday's ceremony featured remarks from Ogeechee Technical College President Lori Durden , Technical College System of Georgia Commissioner Greg Dozier , Development Authority of Bulloch County CEO Benjy Thompson and several members of Georgia's legislative delegation. The celebration concluded with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours of the facility, giving attendees an opportunity to explore the training laboratories and equipment. Ogeechee Technical College officials, state leaders and community partners officially cut the ribbon on the new $27 million Georgia Training Center for Industrial Operations on Thursday, Oct. 15, in Statesboro, marking the opening of a facility dedicated