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Springfield's call for fireworks help answered
Springfield's annual Fourth of July fireworks show will go on as planned.
World War II vets, Alpha Battery to be honored
The annual Memorial Day program at the Veterans Park will pay special tribute to the veterans of World War II and to the members of the Alpha Battery, now deployed in Afghanistan. The program will feature special patriotic music presented by the choir of the Springfield United Methodist Church.
Firefighters battle Sand Hill blaze
More than 20 firefighters from the Effingham County and Rincon fire departments battled a fire that consumed a two-story house off Sand Hill Road on Monday afternoon.
New building allows Manna House to grow
As the need for Manna House grows, the ministry has grown, too.
IDA ponders access to Research Forest
With its plans for recreation in its sprawling Research Forest Tract in the nascent stages, the Effingham Industrial Development Authority wants input on those proposals - and it may ask for help in finding a way into its 2,600-acre holdings.
It’s showtime for Guyton residents
Guyton residents looking for something to do may not have to go very far this summer.
County looks to trim budget
Hoping to reduce the millage this year, Effingham County commissioners have asked department heads to make further cuts in their budget requests.
Springfield takes a look at streetscapes
Springfield City Council members heard three possible plans for the streetscape project that is to be funded through a $300,000 transportation enhancement grant.
Cops urge drivers to buckle up
Derick Seckinger's words were short and succinct.
One man killed in Thursday accident
A Kildare man was killed when a tractor trailer collided with his pickup Thursday evening.
Parkway’s impact to be huge
Effingham County will reap the benefits of Effingham Parkway many times over, says a study conducted by Georgia Southern University.
Nelons perform in Springfield to benefit Treutlen House
Chick-fil-A sponsored a concert by The Nelons at First Baptist Church of Springfield on Saturday night. There were more than 300 people at the show. The event raised $5,600 for the Treutlen House.
County backs Springfield fireworks show request
Effingham County commissioners are hoping Springfield's Fourth of July show goes on.
Oxendine makes his pitch for governor’s seat
How government functions needs to change, John Oxendine told members of the Effingham County Republican Party, and he believes he's the best candidate to make that happen.
County, Rincon agree to keep talks going
Effingham County commissioners and Rincon council members may be inching closer toward an agreement on water and sewer lines.
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Officials plea for safe driving on New Year’s
For many, New Year's Eve involves consuming alcohol at parties. So it comes as no surprise that there's a spike in drunk driving crashes at the end of the year.
Animal shelter residents get new Atlanta homes
Though the Effingham County Animal Shelter has been fortunate not to need to euthanize any animals lately, shelter director Cory Whitfield offers a grim reminder.
County closes in on land for recreation complex
It may be a while before shovels start turning dirt into ball fields, but Effingham County has taken a necessary big step toward its next recreation facility.
Springfield approves $2.2 million budget
Springfield City Council has approved a fiscal year 2015 budget, and the proposed budget is a 12 percent increase over the current spending plan.
Operation Zero Tolerance hits the road
Operation Zero Tolerance is under way and that means increased patrols and high visibility enforcement in Georgia.
ECHS mourns band student killed in crash
The show went on for the Effingham County High School band, even though the students were mourning the loss of one of their own.
Rincon set to OK smaller FY15 budgets
Rincon City Council is set to approve a budget for its coming fiscal year that is smaller than its current operating plan.
Rincon may be adding another K9
The Rincon Police Department could be adding to its roster.
State urges doing homework on charities
ATLANTA - Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp offers advice to people planning to donate to charitable organizations during the holiday season.
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