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School crossing guard hit by vehicle in front of Liberty County High School
HINESVILLE, Ga. (WTOC) - A Liberty County school crossing guard directing traffic was hit by a car in front of Liberty County High School on Friday, according to Georgia State Patrol (GSP). The guard was in uniform, wearing a reflective vest and a strobing lapel light flashing blue and red...
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Glynn Academy JROCT Male Raider Team honored tonight at GI Council of the Navy League
The Glynn Academy MCJROCT Male Raider Team will be honored tonight (Tuesday, October 27) at the Golden Isles Council, Navy League of the United States. The team won first place in the All-Service Division at the JROTC National Raider Challenge, held October 22-25 at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Hosted by U.S....
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Savannah pharmacy students top Georgia schools in clinical competition
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Two third-year pharmacy students from South University’s Savannah campus have brought home a statewide title. School officials say Carolynn Cohen and Ashlynn Bryant won the Clinical Skills Competition at the Georgia Society of Health-System Pharmacists’ Fall Meeting the weekend of Oct. 16, topping teams from Georgia’s three other pharmacy schools.
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Savannah State launches new opportunity for future real estate appraisers
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Savannah State University is teaming up with the National Society of Real Estate Appraisers to introduce students and community members to careers in an industry that helps shape homeownership and community development. The university’s Continuing Education Program will host Career Pathways to Success 2026 on Wednesday,...
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Finalists for 2028 SCCPSS Teacher and Instructional Support Person of the Year Named
Five finalists each for two of the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System’s highest honors were announced at a reception on Wednesday, October 21, 2026 in the Jenkins High School Auditorium. The announcement of finalists for the District’s 2028 Teacher of the Year and Instructional Support Person of the Year came after each of the school level representatives submitted from 59 district schools and programs were recognized and crossed stage to shake hands with Board members and the Superintendent. WJCL News Anchor Shannon Royster was the event emcee.
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The Playoff Picture For Glynn County Football
Friday Night was a tough one for the Glynn County football teams. All three lost and suffered huge playoff implications. The Glynn Academy Red Terrors fell to the Greenbriar Wolfpack, 26-15. The Brunswick High Pirates lost to the South Effingham Mustangs 35-31. The Frederica Academy Knights went down to the Bulloch Academy Gators 51-0.
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GC Sports | Statesboro STEAM launches inaugural flag football season
Statesboro STEAM Academy made history this fall with the debut of its girls flag football program, marking another milestone in the school's growing athletic department. Since taking the field for the first time against Southeast Bulloch, Statesboro STEAM's flag football team has continued gaining valuable game experience during its inaugural season. For STEAM Athletic Director Tony Normil , the opportunity to establish a new program represents something much bigger than wins and losses. "It means a lot. The girls are excited. The school is excited. The community is excited," Normil said. "It is going to take some hard work, but we are in it and we're ready." From an Idea to Reality The addition of flag football began with Normil's desire to create more athletic opportunities for students at the new school. "I wanted to start a new sport for the new school and for our students to participate in," Normil said. Normil initially considered adding volleyball or softball before turning his attention to the growing popularity of girls flag football. "I saw how big it was getting and thought what if we can get this going at STEAM," Normil said. In March 2026, Statesboro STEAM received a $10,000 grant
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GC Sports | Southeast Bulloch Middle School football finishes historic season as region runners-up
The Southeast Bulloch Middle School Yellow Jackets came up just short of a region championship last Wednesday, falling 24-20 to Richmond Hill at Fred Shaver Field. Despite the heartbreaking loss, the Yellow Jackets put together a historic season, finishing with a 7-1 record. For the first time since 2004, Southeast Bulloch Middle School hosted a region football championship game, giving the Yellow Jackets an opportunity to compete for the title in front of their home crowd. An Undefeated Run Southeast Bulloch entered the championship game with a perfect 7-0 record after putting together an undefeated run through its first seven games. The Yellow Jackets' success earned them the opportunity to host Richmond Hill, which entered the championship matchup with a 6-1 record. With a region title on the line, the two teams battled in a closely contested championship game. Richmond Hill ultimately came away with a 24-20 victory, handing Southeast Bulloch its first loss of the season. Although the Yellow Jackets fell one victory short of completing an undefeated championship season, their performance throughout the year gave the program plenty to celebrate. The Yellow Jackets' championship appearance marked a milestone for Southeast Bulloch Middle School football, bringing the region title
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FRIDAY NIGHT SCOREBOARD: Dublin edges Dodge in 100-point thriller; West Laurens picks five to rout Liberty County
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A runaway shootout in the Shamrock Bowl and an outstanding night in Hinesville for the West Laurens defense and special teams made for an eventful Friday night of high school football in the Heart of Georgia. Bleckley and Johnson counties rolled to a couple more huge wins, and others squeaked by in some late-season region tests.
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Panu to retire as University of South Carolina Beaufort Chancellor
Dr. Al M. Panu, the University of South Carolina Beaufort's first African American chancellor, will retire in June 2027. Under Panu's leadership since 2015, the university saw significant growth in enrollment, graduates, and economic impact. His tenure included the launch of new degree programs, the expansion of campus facilities, and...
Savannah Morning News
Week 10 Savannah area high school football scores
Week 10 of the high school football season in the Greater Savannah area is here as wins are at a premium for teams fighting to make the playoffs. This season, the GHSA has implemented a Playoff Ranking System that will rank teams in each classification with No. 1 through No. 32 qualifying for the playoffs. Region standings won't be used to determine playoff seeds as a formula that factors in a team's winning percentage and opponent's winning percentage has been put in place. With the regular season winding down, teams know that wins matter more than ever if they want to reach the postseason. Richmond Hill (5-3) is set to host Lowndes (7-0), the No. 5 ranked team in Class 7A by the Atlanta Journal Constitution, in a Region 1-7A matchup. In other games with local teams hosting, Benedictine takes on Wayne County and Groves will host Richmond Academy. Windsor Forest plays Harlem at Islands Stadium and Savannah High will host Calvary Day, with New Hampstead hosting Long County at Pooler Stadium. This is the spot to follow along for live updates of all the action involving Savannah area team on Friday, Oct. 23. Here is the link for the
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Windsor Forest football gets win over Harlem with trick play in OT
In his first year as the Windsor Forest football coach, Willie "Mack" Martin is on a mission to build a winning culture within the Knight program. His team got its biggest win yet with a 29-28 overtime victory over visiting Harlem on Friday, Oct. 23. After Harlem junior Keaton Tillery started overtime with a rugged 15-yard touchdown run up the gut as the Bulldogs took a 28-21 lead, the pressure was on the Knight offense ― led by Martin's son, junior quarterback Jayden Martin. After a 6-yard loss on the first Knight overtime play, Martin dropped back and found Dwane Franklin across the middle for a 21-yard touchdown that brought Windsor Forest within a point. It was decision time for Mack Martin and the coach didn't hesitate to make the call to go for two and the win at Islands Stadium. The call was the "Reverse Special" and Jayden Martin handed the ball to Telly Riley who ran left before lateralling it back to Kamari Duncan as the senior rolled to his right and lofted a pass to Martin, who made an adjustment and spun around to his left to make the game-winning grab as the Knight sideline erupted. Jayden