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Crash claims life of Guyton man
An Effingham County man died in a motorcycle crash early Saturday morning.
Commissioners take a look at slightly bigger budget
Effingham County commissioners are poring over a draft fiscal year 2015 budget that is an increase over their current revenue and spending plan.
2014 primary results
Results from the primary, except for provisional ballots:
DeLoach wins race for 3rd District seat
The newest member of the Effingham County Board of Commissioners also will become its youngest.
Man involved in two wrecks on same night dies
A man investigators say was involved in two car wrecks in one night has died.
Judge rules in Jones’ favor on challenge appeal
An Effingham County Superior Court judge has ruled that the board of elections' decision to dismiss a challenge to Commissioner Vera Jones' candidacy will stand.
‘Choose Your Ride’ added to ‘Click It or Ticket’ effort
To highlight the importance of safe driving and safe boating as the unofficial start of summer draws near, the Governor's Office of Highway Safety is partnering with the Department of Natural Resources and Georgia State Patrol to add an impaired driving message to its Memorial Day Click It or Ticket campaign.
Loper pushes for action on county administrator job
An Effingham County commissioner questioned when the rest of the board is going to hire a permanent county administrator.
Decision day
Polls will be open until 7 p.m. Tuesday as Effingham County voters decide three county commission races and one school board race.
Guide to Tuesday's general primary
Effingham County voters will go to the polls Tuesday for the general primary. Races on the ballot include three Effingham County Commission seats, the Effingham County Board of Education District 4 seat, several state offices and U.S. Senate and House seats.
State Patrol to charge driver of car hit by log truck
The driver of a car hit by a log truck Monday afternoon was found to be at fault in the crash.
Judge to rule on appeal of elections board’s decision
The election of a county commissioner may rest on the desk of an Effingham County Superior Court judge.
Man injured in crash in possible hit-and-run car
A man was seriously injured in a wreck in Effingham County Monday night, in a car matching one that had been involved in a hit-and-run.
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County, prison renew capacity agreement
Effingham County commissioners have renewed the capacity agreement with the state Department of Corrections for the Effingham County Prison.
Response filed on challenge’s Supreme Court appeal
Attorneys for an Effingham County commissioner have filed their response to an appeal of the board of elections' and a Superior Court judge's decision denying a challenge to her qualifications.
Tow to Go ready for the weekend
More than one in five consumers said they rarely or never use a designated driver while away from home and drinking, according to a recent AAA survey.
Event raises funds for mom injured in wreck, and more
A Guyton woman wasn't able to attend a fundraiser held on her behalf Saturday, but the attendance reflected how many people are thinking about her.
State urging safety and legal use with fireworks
ATLANTA - While sparklers and similar non-explosive fireworks devices are legal in Georgia, Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner Ralph Hudgens is urging citizens to use extreme caution to avoid injuries when using legalized fireworks during the Fourth of July holiday.
Tips on staying safe in the summertime
Spending time outdoors is just one of the great things about summer. Coastal Health District officials want coastal Georgia residents to make the most of that time and prevent illness and injury that some summer-related activities can bring.
Operation Zero Tolerance in effect
The Fourth of July is a favorite holiday for many as friends and family gather to celebrate America with food, parades, parties and fireworks.
Keeping kids out of the heat
A toddler's death in Cobb County last week has brought attention again to the issue of children being left unattended in hot cars.
County audit presentation has 13 findings
The long-awaited audit of Effingham County's fiscal year 2013 revealed 13 findings, including not depositing checks and a lack of vigilance on old returned checks.
Appeal on Jones challenge filed with state high court
The challenge to Vera Jones' candidacy is headed to the state's highest court.
Drivers can use online receipts as proof until license arrives
Georgia Department of Driver Services Commissioner Rob Mikell has announced a new customer service initiative to save customers time by encouraging more online driver's license transactions.
Commissioners approve $26.81M budget
Effingham County commissioners have approved a fiscal year 2015 budget that shaves about 1 percent of spending from the current financial plan.
County gets deluge of calls on water bills
Effingham County commissioners raised rates for county water customers, and now commissioners are getting flooded with calls about water bills.
Bunyan Kessler to close during its resurfacing
Work on re-paving Bunyan Kessler Road is expected to start soon, according to Effingham County officials.
Private dirt road residents ask county to start maintenance
A deed will be prepared so that Effingham County crews can begin taking care of what has been a private dirt road, after more than two dozen residents requested the county maintain it.
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