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Archibald Bulloch DAR holds 2018 awards ceremony

Good citizens from participating Bulloch County schools were recognized at the recent Archibald Bulloch Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution 2018 DAR awards ceremony. Pictured are the runners-up and award winner and sponsors, left to right: DAR Good Citizen Committee Chair Diane Allen, sponsor Farmers and Merchants Bank representative Faye Rourks, Amonica Kirkland, Frannie Sanders, Smith Kaiser (overall winner), Elizabeth Diamanduros, Jackson Paris and sponsor Farmers and Merchants Bank representative Trish Tootle. (Not pictured: Mattie Hendrix). - photo by JULIE LAVENDER/staff

W Good citizens — Good citizens from participating Bulloch County schools were recognized at the recent Archibald Bulloch Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution 2018 DAR awards ceremony. Pictured are the runners-up and award winner and sponsors, left to right: DAR Good Citizen Committee Chair Diane Allen, sponsor Farmers and Merchants Bank representative Faye Rourks, Amonica Kirkland, Frannie Sanders, Smith Kaiser (overall winner), Elizabeth Diamanduros, Jackson Paris and sponsor Farmers and Merchants Bank representative Trish Tootle. (Not pictured: Mattie Hendrix). - photo by JULIE LAVENDER/staff

JULIE LAVENDER | Special to the Herald

Updated: Apr 22, 2018, 4:30 AM

Published: Apr 20, 2018, 2:48 PM

The Archibald Bulloch Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution held the 2018 DAR awards ceremony and presented a host of awards to local students. Olivia Edenfield, American History Committee chair, recognized the winners of the American History Essay contest sponsored by the chapter. “Reflecting on the topic ‘World War I: Remembering the War to End All Wars,’ students were encouraged to imagine that they were living in 1918, discussing the pros and cons of the changes to society that World War I introduced,” said Edenfield.

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Festival of Hope kicks off Recovery Month

Kaleb Williams takes a look at the Faces of Recovery display at the end of the annual Overdose Awareness Walk during the third Festival of Hope at Mill Creek Regional Park on Sept. 2.

Kaleb Williams — Kaleb Williams takes a look at the Faces of Recovery display at the end of the annual Overdose Awareness Walk during the third Festival of Hope at Mill Creek Regional Park on Sept. 2.

SCOTT BRYANT/staff

Published: Sep 7, 2023, 10:00 AM

The third annual Overdose Awareness Walk, coupled with the second annual Festival of Hope, was held Sept. 2 at Mill Creek Regional Park. The events kicked off Recovery Month, observed each year in September.

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