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by: Natasha Young Posted: May 12, 2025 / 10:53 PM EDT Updated: May 12, 2025 / 10:53 PM EDT ESTILL, S.C. (WSAV) — Local law enforcement is on the scene of a shooting in the Estill area near 5th Street and Morrison Avenue. Hampton County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) deputies are assisting the Estill Police Department with the incident.

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EVANS COUNTY, Ga. (WSAV) — The Evans County Board of Education (BOE) and the superintendent have reportedly mutually agreed to split during Monday’s board meeting. Martin G. Waters will no longer be with the Evans County Charter School System (ECCSS) effective May 31, 2025. Waters has served as superintendent since 2016. “It has been a privilege to serve the families and educators of Evans County,” said Waters. “The past nine years have been a time of both challenge and progress.

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ATLANTA (WSAV) — Georgia hunters can add a new color to their closet other than camo and neon orange, thanks to a new law. House Bill 167 was signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp on Friday. HB 167 allows Georgia hunters to wear fluorescent pink as an outer safety garment, if they’d rather opt out of the typical orange. When hunting deer, boar or bears, Georgia requires hunters and those accompanying hunters to wear daylight fluorescent orange, or fluorescent pink, during firearm seasons.

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BRUNSWICK, Ga. (WSAV) — Georgia officially has a state stew and a state bread! House Bill 233 was signed into law Monday that marked Brunswick stew as the official state stew. The stew is a Georgia classic, made with meat, tomatoes and fresh vegetables. According to the bill, a plaque on an old iron pot in Brunswick declares the first Brunswick stew was made in it on July 2, 1898, on nearby St. Simons Island.

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ATLANTA (WSAV) — Georgia hunters can add a new color to their closet other than camo and neon orange, thanks to a new law. House Bill 167 was signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp on Friday. HB 167 allows Georgia hunters to wear fluorescent pink as an outer safety garment, if they’d rather opt out of the typical orange. When hunting deer, boar or bears, Georgia requires hunters and those accompanying hunters to wear daylight fluorescent orange, or fluorescent pink, during firearm seasons.