Archive By Author - Jeff Whitten
"You only get one shot at life"
Richmond Hill's Zach Broome made the University of South Carolina football team as a walk-on earlier this year and will be on the Gamecocks roster in 2011. That apparently makes Broome the first player from Richmond Hill High School to play on a Southeastern Conference team. Broome, who is 6-foot-3 and weighs 205 pounds, will be at wide receiver for South Carolina.
Lynch's run reminds one of another great run
I still don't know if the Seahawks did Atlanta any favors by knocking the NFC defending champion New Orleans Saints out of the playoffs, since I'm dumb enough to think the Packers are be the scariest team in pro football that doesn't call New England or Pittsburgh.home. I do know Marshawn Lynch's 67-yard touchdown run to seal the 41-36 win for Seattle may have been the best run ...
BoE passes temporary spending plan
Clarification: Superintendent John Oliver isn't getting a raise, according to Chief Finance Officer Melanie James. Under the projected 2011 fiscal year budget discussed at Thursday's school board meeting, the compensation for the superintendent was listed at $148,523, up from $139,452 in FY 2010.
Handbooks to cover individual schools
Parents used to the one-size-fits-all Bryan County Schools Student Handbook will be in for a bit of surprise this year.
Pickett remembered as a man whose 'word was his bond'
The flag at Pembroke City Hall flew at half mast this week in honor of former mayor Woodrow Pickett Sr., who died Monday.
Kimberly Long named Bryan County Elementary's top teacher
Meet Kimberly Long, Bryan County Elementary School's 2010-2011 Teacher of the Year.
4-H on the chopping block?
The University of Georgia is considering putting 4-H and some county extension offices on the chopping block.
Bryan County High School hires a football coach, Ad
Veteran coach Mark Wilson has been hired to take over the Bryan County High School football program and as athletic director.
Carver student wins county spelling bee
Carver Elementary 4th grader Jon Ranieri successfully spelled 'amnesia' to win the Bryan County Schools Spelling Bee.
Pembroke takes step toward starting recreation department
Pembroke took a step Monday night toward reestablishing the town's dormant recreation department.
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