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The Swainsboro-Emanuel County Chamber of Commerce hosted its 69th Annual Membership Meeting and Awards Banquet on Thursday, January 25, at the Nordson Center at the SEC Conference Complex. Cason … more
“10 years ago on January 23, 2014, I became the new manager for Main Street Market. At that time, there were only 12 dealers selling at the Market. I shut it down for two weeks to remodel and clean … more
East Georgia Healthcare Center (EGHC) proudly announces the addition of Dr. Bob H Barrett, OD, to its esteemed team of healthcare professionals. Dr. Barrett, a highly experienced Optometry … more
The Wreaths Across America volunteers traveled across Emanuel County on Saturday, January 20, to recover all the 1,600 wreaths on veterans' graves that were placed there on December 16, 2023. Chair … more

It's Parade of Little People time once again! Submit your entries by February 9, at 4:30 to show off your little ones in the POLP 2024 tabloid. more
Jill Scarboro, owner of Growing Communication, Inc., recently presented Emanuel Medical Center with a contribution as part of the Georgia HEART Program. Georgia HEART empowers all businesses and … more
Gunners pups disappeared. They are approximately 6 months old with brown markings. PLEASE CALL Tommy Saul @ (706) 831-6800 if found. more
It’s safe to say that we have all experienced at least one inspirational teacher who helped us understand their subject more and taught us to become a better person. The best teachers pass on this … more
Pro Parts Place recently demonstrated its support for the local community with a contribu-tion to Emanuel Medical Center through the Georgia HEART program. Locally owned and operated by Josh Black … more

Swainsboro’s own Demello Jones signed a letter of intent to play football for the University of Georgia Bulldogs Wednesday, December 20. Jones was recruited by over 20 of college foot-ball’s top … more
Christopher G. Jukes is seeking election to the seat of the County Commissioner District 1. He is married to Brandi B. Jukes. He has three daughters and a stepson. He is the son of Con-nie Cowart … more
Katelyn Kersey, a 9th grade student at Swainsboro High School is ready to bring in the new year. She is the daughter of Ryan Kersey of Swainsboro and Karen Kersey of Swainsboro. The staff of The … more
Bridget Rencher came from very humble beginnings. In fact, her family didn’t have indoor plumbing until she was 10 years old. The daughter of a sharecropper, Rencher grew up work-ing in tobacco … more
Swainsboro High School’s Demello Jones officially signed with the University of Georgia to play football Dec. 20, with his family alongside him. Jones made his commitment to UGA back in March of … more

The song, ‘O Holy Night’, reminds us that Jesus, holy Jesus, was born in a manger. Through his humble beginnings, we remember to love mankind through Jesus’ example. We fall on our knees in awe … more
Swainsboro City Councilman John E. Parker has been named in a felony indictment returned in the October term of an Emanuel County grand jury. Parker has been the subject of an extended investigation … more
The Lazarus Project Food Pantry officially opened in Swainsboro this week from a $50,000 grant from Aetna Better Health of Georgia and Beacon of Home Church of God. The food pantry is the result of a … more
On Monday, December 18, at approximately 3:15 p.m., Swainsboro Police Officers were dispatched to an address on North Racetrack Street in reference to shots being fired. Upon officers’ arrival, … more
The last baseball awards were given out a few days ago with one Bulldog coach and one player receiving top honors. Head baseball coach Brooks Collins was selected at the Georgia Dugout Club Class A … more

In a momentous event that united hearts and hands for a common cause, The Lazarus Project marked its expanded services with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on December 11, 2024, in partnership with Emanuel … more
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