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Historical Society resumes in-person meetings with double-annual event
Honors 3 volunteers, hears from Judge Scott Allen
Bulloch County Historical Society executive director Virginia Anne Franklin Waters, right, presents Rodney and Nadyne Harville with the Jack N. and Addie D Averitt Award for Excellence for their volunteer work during the society's first monthly meeting in
Bulloch County Historical Society executive director Virginia Anne Franklin Waters, right, presents Rodney and Nadyne Harville with the Jack N. and Addie D Averitt Award for Excellence for their volunteer work during the society's first monthly meeting in about two years at Pittman Park United Methodist Church on Monday, Jan 24.
After a 22-month hiatus from face-to-face meetings, the Bulloch County Historical Society held a makeup annual meeting for 2020 and 2021 Monday, reporting 30% growth in membership over those two years and presenting awards to three volunteers who have been working to preserve historic cemeteries.
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Students' talent on display at Southeast Bulloch Middle School
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Missy Beck, a seventh-grade teacher at Southeast Bulloch Middle School, and her husband, Matt, look at some of the art pieces during the "Night at the Museum" showcase, Saturday, May 3, 2025, at SEBMS. (Photos by JASON MARTIN/special)
Bulloch County Schools' Teacher of the Year, art teacher Heather Gonzales, hosted a "Night at the Art Museum" Saturday, May 3, at Southeast Bulloch Middle School to showcase the school's fine arts students and faculty. Sponsored by the Brooklet Kiwanis Club, the inaugural event featured a gallery of visual artwork by students, live performances by SEB Middle's symphonic band and chorus, fine arts awards, plus food and refreshments.
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