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'What the Effingham' can be done to revive Springfield? A couple finds the answer
Ricky and Ivy Eilerman, along with family friend Zac Hayes, are reviving Springfield with a host of businesses. → Read More
Restoring a piece of history: How Springfield saved the Mars Theater
Residents and officials in Effingham County came together to restore the Mars Theater → Read More
Decades later, Bryan residents still can't get county's attention for Mill Creek Church Road
Ellabell residents share their concerns over road projects and needs in their community that have been overlooked by Bryan County for decades. → Read More
GBI: Richmond Hill officer shot while making welfare check
The GBI is investigating an officer related shooting Friday afternoon in Richmond Hill. → Read More
No space on the road? Infrastructure, transportation concerns highlight Effingham Day
Local officials shared updates on road improvements as well as warehousing at Effingham Day at the Capitol. → Read More
Firefighter shortage lingering issue for Effingham County
Effingham County is losing firemen to better paying jobs and career opportunities, says Fire Captain Hannah Jenkins. → Read More
Two suspects arrested in connection to Bryan County home explosion in January
Two men are behind bars and believe to be connected to a home explosion that took place in Richmond Hill. → Read More
Hyundai is bringing jobs to Savannah. So are Hyundai suppliers. Here is who is coming.
Hyundai Motor Group announced its fourth supplier this month - and there are more to come. → Read More
Seoyon E-HWA to become first Hyundai supplier to locate in Chatham County
Gov. Kemp announced Wednesday that auto parts supplier Seoyon E-HWA will invest nearly $76 million into a manufacturing facility in Chatham County. → Read More
Effingham County adds fire stations, announce road improvements
Effingham County residents are getting two new fire stations as well as road improvements throughout the county. → Read More
‘They landlocked our property’: Long Effingham Parkway timeline still pressing on residents
Dave and Joyce Lockard live on 10 acres of land in Rincon. But just outside their door, construction of the Effingham Parkway is underway. → Read More
Bike, walk and play: Outdoor recreation to see upgrades in Bryan, Effingham counties
Bryan and Effingham counties are addressing recreation needs as residents call for more ways to bike, walk and play. → Read More
Bryan County authorities investigating Friday home explosion
Authorities in Bryan County are looking into an explosion that took place early Friday morning. → Read More
'It is inevitable': Infrastructure on Highway 280 raises concern for Bryan County residents
Residents in Bryan County share their concerns over future infrastructure coming to Highway 280. → Read More
Hyundai supplier to invest $205 million in manufacturing plant in Bulloch County
Ecoplastic, a Korean based auto parts manufacturer, is investing $205 million into a manufacturing facility in Bulloch County. → Read More
'Huge value to Richmond Hill': Cold War veteran honored for community service
Veteran Harold Eckhoff has spent his life helping others and his service has not gone unnoticed. He was gifted a truck as a token of appreciation. → Read More
'I've really grown here': Effingham College and Career Academy providing employment pathways
Students at Effingham College and Career Academy share how the school is preparing them for life after graduation. → Read More
Bryan County accepts $37.1 million loan for water, sewer infrastructure ahead of Hyundai
Bryan County announced water and sewer upgrades to include a $37.1 million loan that will help fund infrastructure at the mega site. → Read More
Hyundai's first supplier has arrived: Joon Georgia Inc. to build facility in Bulloch County
Auto parts maker Joon Georgia Inc. will build a manufacturing facility in Bulloch County, creating more than 600 jobs. → Read More
State House results: Incumbent Bill Hitchens defeats Margo Barbee for District 161 seat
Republican Georgia House Rep. Bill Hitchens secured another term in District 161, defeating Democratic political newcomer Margo Barbee 61% to 39%. → Read More