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Seniors line up to get fans
Senior citizens congregated at the United Way in Rincon on Wednesday to receive free fans as part of the organization's annual fan giveaway.
Springfield approves impact fee for 119 water line
The Springfield City Council approved a water impact fee supplement to be charged for tying onto the new water line that will run down Highway 119.
County ready to land LifeStar
It's now up to the LifeStar directors to decide if they'll make Effingham County their permanent home.
Mattingly completes basic training
Army Pvt. Christopher S. Mattingly has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
Sunrise Rotary readies for golf tourney
Michael Lee of Citizen's Bank and Leland Sanders of TEMCOR introduce the "Sponsor Tracking Board" for the Sunrise Rotary Annual Golf Tournament on Sept. 28. All the proceeds from this fundraiser will go toward local philanthropies and scholarships. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor for this event, please contact Lonnie Pate at 888-395-0440 for more information.
Two teens killed in Sunday wreck on I-16
Two Faulkville area teens were killed in a single-car accident on Interstate 16 Sunday night, according to the Georgia State Patrol.
Kieffer 'proud' to receive Helmey Award
After she returned to Effingham Hospital to run its cardiopulmonary rehabilitation unit, Ginger Kieffer was given a name and number of a patient to call, to tell them about the services of the rehab unit.
Crosby not running, backs Kublin
Jeff Kublin announced his candidacy for a seat on Rincon's city council last week. He is the only challenger to the incumbents so far.
Picking up the pieces
An Effingham County couple is trying to rebuild their lives after losing their home to lightning on Wednesday afternoon.
Three qualify on first day for Springfield City Council
Three Springfield residents qualified Monday for the city council election.
Air Force honors Peigh
Georgia Air National Guardsman Daniel W. Peigh of Guyton, a 25-year veteran of the 117th Air Control Squadron in Savannah, was recently awarded the Air Force Achievement Medal at ceremonies held at the Hunter Army Airfield unit.
Kublin to run for Rincon City Council
Jeff Kublin, a resident of Rincon since 1996, has announced his candidacy for a seat on the Rincon City Council in this coming November's election.
Rincon's building and zoning inspector resigns
Cathy Hughes, Rincon's long-time building and zoning inspector resigns.
Eagle Scout honored
On Aug. 21, Troop 165 proudly held an Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Daniel Jerald Smith at the Rincon's Lions Club.
Commissioners raise questions over state water plan draft
As Georgia tries to come up with a plan to manage its water resources, Effingham County officials are wondering just how much say they'll have in their future water needs.
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DOT schedules lane closures for eastbound I-16
Contractors for the state Department of Transportation, in conjunction with a $5.3 million concrete rehabilitation project on I-16 from exit 152 to exit 162, will be installing temporary lane closures on the eastbound lanes. Closures will begin Friday and will last daily from 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Interest grows in proposed sprawling park
There could be a wide range of activities taking place on a vast tract of land in southern Effingham County.
County sets meeting on plans for Effingham Parkway
Plans for the proposed Effingham Parkway will be on the drawing boards for people to see at a public information open house next month.
EPD chief: textiles plant permit most stringent
The permit for a Screven County textiles plant that was the source of a massive fish kill is the most stringent in the state, Environmental Protection Division director Jud Turner said.
Cities worry about effect of transportation tax proposal
As state lawmakers weigh a change in the sales tax system to fund transportation initiatives, cities and counties are starting to line up against it.
Springfield takes a look at license plate readers
The Springfield Police Department could be the next local law enforcement unit to add license plate scanners.
Bicyclist dies in collision with SUV
SAVANNAH – A Savannah woman died Sunday after the bicycle she was riding collided with a sport utility vehicle driven by an Effingham County man.
Sheriff’s office happy under one good roof
The various arms of the Effingham County Sheriff's Office are now under one roof - and just as happy as Sheriff Jimmy McDuffie appears to be for that, he's also happy to have them under a roof and in a building that won't be as much of a problem.
I-95/21 interchange bid could be awarded this summer
Effingham County's transportation ills could be getting a little bit of remedy, starting this spring.
Springfield adds more parking
Springfield City Council members addressed a long-standing goal at their Jan. 13 meeting.
Rincon Police sets sights on acquiring second K-9
The Rincon Police Department is getting closer to acquiring another K-9.
Commissioners still have questions on transportation resolution
Effingham County commissioners aren't ready to sign off on a resolution forged by a statewide legislative committee exploring ways to finance transportation improvements.
Commissioners OK new sheriff’s office
There are still a few items left to address, but the Effingham County Sheriff's Office is settled into its new home.
County approves recreation master plan
With the land in hand to build a large, central recreation facility, the Effingham County commissioners also have signed off on a 15-year master plan for the county's recreation needs.
Former mayor pleads guilty
A former Springfield mayor pled guilty last Wednesday to charges of perjury and false swearing.
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