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WEBMar 16, 2020 · Effingham Herald. Updated: Mar 16, 2020, 2:40 PM. Published: Mar 16, 2020, 7:04 AM. — Starting Wednesday, Effingham County schools will be closed until further notice. — The March 24 presidential primary and $100 million bond referendum has been moved to May 19.
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GDOT officials update Effingham County group on transportation …
WEBFeb 17, 2020 · GDOT Chief Engineer Meg Pirkle said $97 million is set to be spent on Effingham County transportation projects over the next four years. The Ga. Hwy 119 bridge at the Ogeechee River just south of Brooklet is set for replacement in 2023. Work on the project is slated to start within two months.
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WEBSenior leadership puts Rebels in a better state of mind. August 7, 2024. August 7, 2024. July 30, 2024. Sports.
Graduations held for Effingham County high schools despite rain …
WEBMay 30, 2023 · Commencement for 35 graduates of Crossroads Academy was moved to the Effingham County High School auditorium while rain poured outside Saturday morning. Effingham County High School graduation was postponed from Saturday evening to Sunday afternoon at Rebel Stadium due to pouring rain.
Effingham County Fair aims to be bigger, better
WEBIt is set Oct. 13-22. “We have so many new people in this county,” said Beth Epling, a member of the Fair Committee for more than four decades. “We’ve got to figure out to make contact with them.”. The Effingham Herald will aid the Fair Committee’s cause by publishing a story about the fair each of the next six months.
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WEBby Photo submitted. Darius Scott points to points out the length of his winning triple jump in the AAU Olympics. by Image submitted. A 2014 Effingham County graduate, Cheyenne Hunt (64) earned his first college action against Tulane in 2015. He has already earned a bachelor’s degree and is a three-time member of the ACC academic honor roll.
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