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Wellness program helps bottom line
Carlos Aviles, left, accounting manager, along with Chris Palmer and Tricia Myrick, staff accountants, finish their circuit training under the direction of exercise physiologist Larry Wilkes, right, at Colonial Oil\u2019s exercise facility.
I spoke remotely to a class of students at Georgia Southern University yesterday.
Chamber to elect new officers, directors
The Saipan Chamber of Commerce will be electing its officers and directors for 2010 tomorrow, Nov.
Grant creates shared library for Georgia's colleges
Georgia Tech received $857,000 to create a digital library to be shared by colleges in the University System of Georgia.
Gonzalez, Reynolds selected for leadership institute
Javier Gonzalez, director of CAMP/HEP; and Dr. Billy Reynolds, associate professor and interim head of the Department of Literature and Language at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, have been selected to take part in the University System of Georgia Executive Leadership Institute.
Armed robbery epidemic in the Boro
Suspect 1 - 5'09", thin, shoulder length dread locks, portrait tattoo on right arm.
Note: All information included in this report is taken from law enforcement incident reports and arrest records, which are public records and available for review at any and all local law enforcement agencies.
Dublin Student to Carry 2010 Olympic Torch
City of Dublin native and Georgia Southern University student Crystal Hardy will carry the Olympic torch as it makes its way to the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, Canada.
Colorectal cancer treatable if found in time
Liberty County is the recipient of a recent Southeast Georgia Cancer Alliance grant for a local initiative called the Bottom's Up Coalition, which will link at-risk, vulnerable populations in Liberty County with resources providing prevention education, screening and treatment of colorectal cancer.
Susan Reisinger Smith, CEO of Regency Hospital of Central Georgia, completed the doctorate program in health administration through Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Mich., graduating in August.
Turtleween treats turtle enthusiasts on Jekyll Island
The Georgia Sea Turtle Center in Jekyll Island is calling all parents to bring their young hatchlings and experience some non-spooky Halloween fun.
Atlanta Women In Social Media Marketing - 6
This is a continuing series highlighting some of the fabulous women in the metro Atlanta area who are working in social media marketing.
For Preston Cox, this was the chance of a lifetime. A Georgia Southern University student, Effingham County native and budding filmmaker, Cox said he learned a lot about how a really good movie is filmed.
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Saint Mary's College Jane Davalos of Alpharetta was named to the spring 2009 semester at Saint Mary's College.
Mornings unPHILtered - It's 'CSI' with GSU's forensic accounting
On Monday's "Mornings unPhiltered," both of host Phil Boyum's guests were professors from Georgia Southern University.
Tomberlin named 2009 Grand Marshal
The faculty and staff at ACHS have chosen Jasper Tomberlin to serve as the 2009 Grand Marshal for the annual ACHS Homecoming Parade to be held this Thursday at 5:00 p.m. Tomberlin is married to Jane and is the father of three daughters, Jenny, Jill, and Jessica.
Newburgh pastor sheds 'masks,' faces life
The Rev. John Dennis of Faith Temple says his faith has helped him shed the many masks of addiction he used to wear.
Red dye to test river's outflow
Boaters on the Georgia coast may see red today. Not to worry. It's science at work.
Editor's note: Today marks the third installment in a series of profiles on the 2009 teachers of the year, by school.
GSU faculty recognized by U.S. House of Rep's
A Georgia Southern University faculty member was honored at the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday.
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