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3 days ago | 
statesboroherald.com | Pat Donahue
One of the newest dog-faced soldiers will always look that way.
He's almost 2 years old and his name is Rocky — and he has a 3rd Infantry Division to patch to sport. He's also an actual bulldog.
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1 week ago | 
effinghamherald.net | Pat Donahue
By Pat Donahue, Special to the Herald The longtime 1st District representative in the U.S. House of Representatives made his candidacy official May 8 in a YouTube video. Carter will run for the seat currently held by Democrat Jon Ossoff. His announcement comes on the heels of the leading Republican contender for the seat, Gov. Brian Kemp, opting not to run for the Senate in 2026.
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1 week ago | 
effinghamherald.net | Pat Donahue
By Pat Donahue, Special to the Herald The Republican field for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seat up for election in 2026 may be wide open after the man considered the leading candidate chose not to run. Gov. Brian Kemp, whose term in office ends in 2026, posted on his X account that he is declining to run for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democrat Jon Ossoff.
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1 week ago | 
statesboroherald.com | Pat Donahue
The Republican field for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seat up for election in 2026 may be wide open after the man considered the leading candidate chose not to run.
Gov. Brian Kemp, whose term in office ends in 2026, posted on his X account that he is declining to run for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democrat Jon Ossoff.
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1 week ago | 
bryancountynews.com | Pat Donahue
The Republican field for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seat up for election in 2026 may be wide open after the man considered the leading candidate chose not to run. Gov. Brian Kemp, whose term in office ends in 2026, posted on his X account that he is declining to run for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democrat Jon Ossoff.
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2 weeks ago | 
coastalcourier.com | Pat Donahue
MIDWAY — Midway City Council got its first look at plans to rehabilitate its fire station. Keith Causeway of Trent Long Engineering laid out what the firm has in mind to bring the station back to operation. One of the primary goals is to get bigger doors because one of the two current trucks is too big for the station’s current doors. At least one of the bays, Causeway said, has to be 13 feet in height. Plans call for two bays to be 13 feet tall by 12 feet wide. A third bay can be 12 feet by 12 feet.
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2 weeks ago | 
coastalcourier.com | Pat Donahue
The L4GA grant program is ending, but school system officials said its impact will have long-lasting effects. The Liberty County School System received $3 million under L4GA — Literacy for Learning, Living and Leading — over five years, beginning in 2020.
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2 weeks ago | 
coastalcourier.com | Pat Donahue
A local industry is expanding and bringing more of its capacity to Liberty County, though residents living nearby expressed their concerns and some voiced opposition. County commissioners approved the rezoning of 88 acres off Highway 17 and Oak Creek Road from A-1 and AR-1 to light industrial, allowing SNF to put warehouses on the property. The concept plan calls for five warehouses to store material made at its Riceboro plant and an administrative office, meaning there will be several new jobs.
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2 weeks ago | 
coastalcourier.com | Pat Donahue
MIDWAY – The annual Liberty County Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony had a family feel to it, with actual sisters, those who grew up together as if they were brothers and a father figure getting honored. Delisha Milton-Jones, a member of the Hall of Fame’s inaugural class, introduced her sister Charmaine Milton Gatlin as the newest member of the Hall of Fame at the ceremony, held Thursday at the Liberty County East End Complex’s John McIver Auditorium.
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3 weeks ago | 
effinghamherald.net | Pat Donahue
By Pat Donahue Special to the Herald It’s that time of year on Fort Stewart when smoke billows through the pine trees. That smoke, the result of the installation’s renowned prescribed burn program is even catching the attention of NASA researchers. NASA’s FireSense Project is on the ground in Fort Stewart’s vast woods and in its skies, measuring and recording data its researchers hope to use elsewhere.
