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Chet Ellison didn’t return from Kenya with souvenirs or stories about sightseeing. He came home with a renewed sense of purpose, a deeper faith, and a heart forever changed by the people he now … more
Georgia Southern Golden Eagles Athletics has announced the hiring of Justin Tucek as the new head men’s basketball coach for the Golden Eagles NAIA program. Tucek officially began his role on May … more
Georgia Southern University – Golden Eagles Athletics has announced the hiring of Dustin Wager as the new head men’s and women’s cross country coach for the Golden Eagles NAIA program. Wager … more
Georgia Southern University recently recognized approximately 4,020 students for excellence in academics on the Spring 2026 Dean's List. To be eligible for the Dean's List, a student must have at … more

Georgia Southern University recently recognized approximately 2,420 students for excellence in academics on the Spring 2026 President's List. To be eligible for the President's List, a student must … more
Listed below are Georgia Department of Public Health Food Service Establishment Inspection Reports for the month of June 2026, along with the violations: Maryland Fried Chicken (Follow-up) – … more
There are comebacks…and then there are callings. What Southern Gospel is witnessing in 2026 is not merely the return of a singer – it is the return of a voice, a testimony, and a man whose life … more
Cross Montgomery graduated from A&O Men’s Center with six months of sobriety on Friday, June 26. Attending his graduation was A&O Founder Keith McKinney, board members Phyllis Strowbridge, Leon … more
You’ve probably heard of Therapy Dogs…well here’s a pair of THERAPY GOATS named Joy and Peace. Recently, they visited residents at Summer Willow Retirement and Assisted Living Facility in Nunez … more

The Veterans at the Library held their weekly meeting at the Franklin Memorial Library Monday morning, July 6, at 9 a.m. With Chair Johnny Tapley presiding, 36 members and guests were in attendance. … more
by DIANNA WEDINCAMP The Kiwanis Club participated as a civic club at the Annual Juneteenth Program at the Boneyard. There were lots of vendors and great performances, and a great family event. The … more
There were clever sleuths back on the trail following the clues to our Week 5 Scavenger Hunt for Books! This week's business was East Georgia Healthcare at their School Clinic at Swainsboro … more
The Fourth of July has always been a festive occasion for me. It has always revolved around cooking out and enjoying fellowship with others. We all have our own customs and traditions. In the deep … more
In life, it’s easy to assume that having more friends means having a fuller life. But as time goes on, many people realize that friendship is not about how many people are around you, it’s about … more

Around this time every year, I start thinking about the shift of seasons that coincided with my life-changing journey from adolescence into early adulthood or maybe it was just advanced adolescence … more
A number of you agreed with my description of the recent Republican gubernatorial runoff between billionaire businessman Rick Jackson and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones as a mudslinging pig fight and told me … more
Move over, Patty Gasso and the Oklahoma Sooners. There’s another softball program that has four-peated. Oklahoma etched its name into college softball history with four straight national … more
In a world filled with breaking news, social media debates, and endless distractions, it can sometimes feel as though kindness is becoming rare. Yet despite the negativity the often grabs headlines, … more
This is going to be a bit up-close-and personal. For the first time in my life, I am without my big brother. Robert Earl Yarbrough, Jr. passed away and it feels surreal. He has always been there. Had … more

In a few days, it will be July 4, 2026, and the United States of America will observe a very special anniversary of its independence. On July 3, 1776, John Adams, the second President of this … more
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