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Fall is in full swing, and so are we here at the library! As the leaves change, our calendar is filling up with exciting programs and events you won’t want to miss. Please note our upcoming … more
Ronald Harper is a lawyer who owns The Law Firm of Harper & Paul at 140 W. Maplewood Ave., one of the oldest Black law firms in the city. Harper & Paul is a general practice firm that specializes … more
SAL Commander Willie Bush attended the First District meeting at Post 135 in Savannah on Saturday, November 1. The topic for the meeting was a membership pay raise with Cola for 2025-26. more
Pictured is Sons of the American Legion Commander Willie Bush, First District, Post #103, swearing in Adjutant Malachi Lockett. more

Thanks to Compudopt's generosity, seven Swainsboro High School seniors received laptop computers to help with their educational journey. Jamie Johnson, School Counselor, and Angela Hooks, College & … more
Swainsboro High School students celebrated creativity and literacy in an exciting new way this fall by participating in the school’s first-ever Pumpkin and Pages Parade. This event introduced a new … more
A Swainsboro High School teacher, Angel J. Oliver, was arrested Wednesday, October 29, by the Emanuel County Sheriff’s Department. She is charged with Improper Sexual Conduct with three students, … more
The October Students of the Month were recognized on Friday, October 31 in the TCE library by the counselor, Ms. Nikki Green. They were chosen by their teachers for exemplifying the character trait … more
Most of the time, thankfully, an idea comes to mind for an article. I always credit a much higher power for the idea and the words. It always comes without fail. Today, I was struggling because I was … more

Swainsboro Police Department will be accepting applications for its annual ‘Shop With A Cop’ program starting November 4, 2025 until December 2, 2025. Ages for participation in this program are … more
The Swainsboro Kiwanis Club joined the City of Swainsboro, community businesses, Emanuel Arts Council and the Karrah Center to bring a Fall Festival and Trick or Treat to the children in our … more
Twin City Elementary PTO held its Fall Festival on Tuesday, October 28. The event brought together students, families, teachers, and community members for an evening filled with fun, games, food, and … more
My name is Maddox Robertson, and I am a senior at Swainsboro High School. As a community service project, I am taking donations for our nursing homes in Emanuel County. I know that during this time … more
Swainsboro Moose Lodge will have a food drive Saturday, November 22, behind the lodge, 206 Harmon Rd., starting at 9 a.m. You may help by donating non-perishable food to those in need in our local … more

The Yard Sale that was scheduled for this Saturday, Nov. 8, at Our Town Healthcare has been changed to next Saturday, Nov. 15. more
Swainsboro Free Will Baptist Church, 434 Lambs Bridge Road, Swainsboro, would love to have you join them for Sunday morning service at 11 a.m. more
Faculty, alumni, and students recently gathered to honor a beloved member of the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) family — Dr. Frank B. Flanders, a 1972 ABAC graduate whose lifelong … more
On October 20,2025 Sherri Watt, Johnny Tapley and Gary Mason had the honor and privilege of speaking to the Citizens Bank Student Advisory Board. The presentation covered Wreaths Across America 2025 … more
Mayor Matt Donaldson, Police Chief Kevin Jarriel, Genia Ducker, and Brent Freeman addressed kindergarten through third grade students during their visit to Twin City Elementary on October … more

Did I oversleep? Oh no! What time is it? You can bet money some of us will be saying this on Sunday, November 2. This is when we will return to Standard Time. For the past six months, we have been … more
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