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In many ways, 17-year-old Armondre Geter is an example of what the Greene College and Career Academy hopes to do for more students attending Greene County High School.
Read moreIt’s not just a donation, but a story with several chapters. It is the story of that donation’s journey from one home to another with a few stops in between. The final destination remains to be seen, for sometimes the donation returns as another, to be sold again another year.
Read moreIt has been a deadly holiday season in Greene County.
Read moreGreensboro’s Dec. 20 city council meeting was the last for a few important members of the community.
Read moreKids. Beds. Smiles. That sequence has played out so many times over the last few months in Greene and Putnam Counties that it’s getting hard to keep track. Naturally, one might wonder what the impetus is behind the joy of a child with a new bed. The answer: Men of Lake Oconee (MLO) and its partnership with the mission team at Greensboro First United Methodist Church (GFUMC).
Read moreIt will come as no surprise to anyone who has heard the rumble of lumber trucks and cement mixers, the pop of nail guns and buzzing of wood saws, that the population center of Greene County continues to shift towards Lake Oconee. As a result, so are the county’s political districts.
Read moreA Greene County teenager was killed in a single-car accident on Dec. 18 near the intersection of Highway 278 and Cunningham Road, according to the Georgia State Patrol.
Read moreCelebrating the holidays while in foster care can be tough. Children are away from their family and many long for the traditions of home. Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians and his wife Chris have a huge heart for foster children and have provided Christmas gifts through the Arians Family Foundation (AFF) for hundreds of local children over the past two years, making the holidays merrier.
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