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Ogeechee Technical College Foundation Board receives Role Model Award for 5th consecutive year

The Ogeechee Technical College Foundation Board of Trustees recently received an award during the annual Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) Leadership Conference in Savannah for attaining role model foundation board certification from the Technical College Foundation Association (TCFA), marking the fifth consecutive year for this distinction. “Receiving this recognition for the fifth consecutive year is a tremendous honor and a reflection of the extraordinary commitment of our Foundation Board of Trustees. I am privileged to serve alongside individuals who generously share their time, talents, and resources because they believe in the life-changing power of technical education,” said Jenny Foss , President of the OTC Foundation Board of Trustees. Our Board understands that the success of Ogeechee Technical College strengthens our entire community, and we take great pride in helping create opportunities for students to achieve their goals and build brighter futures.” The esteemed TCFA Role Model Foundation Board Certification serves as a prestigious acknowledgment conferred upon TCSG foundations exemplifying superior standards in nonprofit governance, adept board management, and operational efficiency. Each board is steered by an engaged board of trustees deeply involved in the foundation's growth, while also prioritizing the professional development and active involvement of trustees, executive directors,

Statesboro, GA · 5d

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Ogeechee Technical College’s ASN program earns initial ACEN accreditation

Ogeechee Technical College (OTC) is proud to announce that the Board of Commissioners for the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) has granted initial accreditation to the college’s Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program . The accreditation is effective retroactively to January 11, 2024, and extends through spring 2031. OTC received its official accreditation decision letter and certificate this month, marking a significant milestone for the nursing program and the college. “An important aspect of this announcement is that accreditation will apply retroactively to all students who previously graduated from our ASN program,” said Ariel Cagle , OTC ASN Program Director. “This means that our previous graduates will also be recognized as having graduated from an ACEN-accredited nursing program, provided their graduation dates fall within the accreditation period established by ACEN.” The ASN program continues to demonstrate strong outcomes for its graduates. In the college’s most recent graduate cohort, 22 of the 23 first-time NCLEX-RN test takers passed the exam, achieving a 95.65% pass rate. The ASN program is a competitive admissions program designed for students ready to pursue a career in nursing. While admission is selective, the program provides a focused pathway to nursing licensure, allowing students

Statesboro, GA · 4d

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Benedictine seeks 11th region title under current head coach

Benedictine and Ware County will play for the Region 1-AAAAA championship on Friday in a matchup of teams with perfect region records.

Waycross, GA · 7d

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Savannah State University President named to Georgia Trend Magazine’s Top 500 Influential Leaders in the State of Georgia

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – Savannah State University President Dr. Jermaine Whirl has been named to The Top 500 Influential Leaders in the State of Georgia by Georgia Trend Magazine. In a statement on his Facebook page, Dr. Whirl had this to say about being named to the list: “I’m once again honored to be selected […]

Savannah, GA · 7d

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3 Beaufort County schools awarded grants for environmental education projects

Among the 15 recipients are Beaufort County's Cross Schools, Daufuskie Island Independent School and Red Cedar Elementary School.

Beaufort County, SC · 9d

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Jenkins’ Playoff Push Falls Short in Physical Finale Against Richmond Academy

The entire football season has been a battle for Jenkins, and that included the regular-season finale Friday night against Richmond Academy. Jenkins’ Tasean Rhodes (#4) sees daylight and hits the hole with the Warriors’ season on the line. (Zaniah Elizabeth Raqulle Dempsey / HVJ Edits) Fighting to get...

Savannah, GA · 6d

WSAV News 3

Century old sculptures brought back to life by Savannah Tech students

The full-sized statues currently sit above the old Chatham County Schools building at 208 Bull St. The ones being revitalized served as the blueprints; a smaller version of the large statues.

Savannah, GA · 6d

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Parker’s School Rewards Program Benefits Glyndale Elementary School

The Parker Companies has donated proceeds from its School Rewards Program to Glyndale Elementary School, providing discretionary funds for items and opportunities that benefit students and teachers. Now in its thirteenth year, the program contributes one cent from every gallon of gas sold on the first Wednesday of each month...

Glynn County, GA · 8d

Grice Connect

GC Sports | Bulloch County Football Week 12 Preview

The final week of the high school football regular season is here, and three Bulloch County teams are preparing for one last matchup before turning their attention to the postseason. The Portal Panthers will face McIntosh County Academy, while the Statesboro Blue Devils return home to host the Wayne County Yellow Jackets. Meanwhile, the Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets will take on the Long County Blue Tide. With the regular season coming to a close, each team will look to finish on a high note and carry momentum into the next chapter of its season. Here's a look at each matchup heading into the final Friday night of the regular season. Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets The Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets will look to close out their 2026 season on a positive note as they take on the Long County Blue Wave in their regular-season finale. The Yellow Jackets enter the matchup with a 3-6 record and will face a Long County team that has struggled throughout the season, sitting at 1-8. Despite their struggles, the Blue Wave have a dangerous rushing threat in Marky Allen, who leads the team with over 1,200 rushing yards this season. Slowing down Allen and the

Bulloch County, GA · 7d

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GC Sports | Yellow Jackets steal 24-20 win over Long County

The Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets ended their regular season in dramatic fashion Friday night, scoring a go-ahead touchdown in the final minute to defeat the Long County Blue Tide 24-20. Trailing 20-17 late in the fourth quarter, Southeast Bulloch connected on a 70-yard touchdown pass to Aaden Peterson to take the lead and complete the comeback. Despite struggling with penalties and Long County's rushing attack throughout the night, the Yellow Jackets found a way to finish strong, improving to 4-6 on the season while dropping the Blue Tide to 1-9. Yellow Jackets Strike First Southeast Bulloch started the game with the ball, but a few penalties stalled their drive leading to a made field goal by Owen Turner to make it 3-0 Yellow Jackets. Long County answered with a touchdown run from Markyl Allen after they ran the ball all the way down the field, but they missed the extra point to make it 6-3. Southeast Bulloch answered right back in a few plays with a 44-yard receiving touchdown by Aaden Peterson to make it 10-6. The Yellow Jackets recovered a fumble on the kickoff to get the ball right back after their touchdown drive. Penalties continued to pile up

Ludowici, GA · 6d

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Ford Academy to honor longtime teacher

This week, Richmond Hill’s Ford Academy is celebrating a beloved early childhood caregiver who has dedicated 20 years to nurturing young babies in the area. Originally from South Carolina, lead infants teacher Sandra Sanders relocated to the area with her husband in 1998 after he retired from the military.

Richmond Hill, GA · 8d

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Hardeeville Elementary students design gardens in competition for outdoor learning space

HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (WTOC) - Fourth and fifth graders at Hardeeville Elementary researched native South Carolina plants and measured the campus courtyard to build scale models for a new outdoor learning space. The school announced the winners of its Garden Design Competition. The winning designs will be built this spring through...

Hardeeville, SC · 7d

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Kelli Brunson Graduates from University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute

The Beaufort County Economic Development Corporation (BCEDC) is proud to announce that Kelli Brunson, Interim Executive Director, has successfully completed the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute (OU EDI), a nationally recognized professional development program for economic development practitioners. Brunson’s participation in the program was made possible through the 2025...

Beaufort County, SC · 9d

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Calvary Day Does It Again! Cavaliers Sweep SPAL Football Championships at Memorial Stadium

Winning one football championship is tough enough. Winning two on the same night? Calvary Day School pulled it off Thursday, Oct. 22, at Memorial Stadium. Calvary Day School's 7th/8th-grade football team celebrates its third consecutive Savannah Parochial Athletic League championship on Oct. 22, 2026, at Memorial Stadium in Savannah. (Photo courtesy of Calvary Day School Athletics)

Savannah, GA · 10d

WSAV News 3

Savannah State University names their new Chief Information Officer

Arthur Williamson is SSU's new CIO, bringing his expertise in IT operations, cybersecurity and technology infrastructure to the university.

Savannah, GA · 10d

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SCCPSS to hold Pooler meeting Monday on proposed early learning center

POOLER, Ga. (WTOC) - The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System is holding a community meeting Monday evening to hear from families and residents about a proposed Pooler Early Learning Center, the school system said. The meeting is at 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, in the Pooler Elementary School gym. Who...

Pooler, GA · 11d

WSAV News 3

Georgia Court of Appeals reverses dismissal of lawsuit on behalf of Mary Crocker

The case will be heard again in Effingham County Superior Court and will move forward with discovery.

Effingham County, GA · 10d

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