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Local Movie Theaters

Sep 05, 2024 09:44AM

Movie theaters have evolved significantly from the early days of the Kinetoscope to today’s IMAX and multiplexes. Gail Mahalik shares the history of cinema, highlighting innovations like silent films, drive-ins, and the rise of 3D technology.

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Never Stop Dreaming

Sep 05, 2024 09:35AM

Jose Rosa, founder of Live Like Locals Savannah, embodies resilience and determination. After surviving two aggressive battles with Hodgkin's lymphoma, Rosa continues to mentor entrepreneurs and host community events through his business.

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Mayor Tiffany Zeigler on the Growth of Pembroke

Sep 05, 2024 09:33AM

Mayor Zeigler emphasizes Pembroke's growth while preserving its small-town charm and historical integrity. With plans for subdivisions, PUDs, and annexations, the city is expanding while maintaining a close-knit community atmosphere. Educating younger generations about the town's history is a priority, and the Downtown Development Authority fosters local engagement and economic growth.

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Twice the Kicks: Twin Brothers Bring Their Soccer Talents to the Pro Ranks in Savannah

Sep 05, 2024 09:30AM

Aaron and Moises Martinez, 25-year-old twin brothers from Mexico City, have pursued their soccer passion across multiple locations, from Colorado to Savannah. Now playing professionally for the Savannah Clovers FC, they continue their journey together in the National Independent Soccer Association (NISA).

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Bryan County Magazine September/October 2024 issue

Sep 04, 2024 04:48AM ● By Jan Southern

Read the Fall issue now!

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Pablo Torres: Love, Action, Truth

Jul 02, 2024 08:36AM

Pablo Torres, co-founder of LAT 318, exemplifies action over words through his nonprofit organization, founded in 2017 to aid those in need. LAT 318, inspired by 1 John 3:18, ships essential items and medical supplies primarily to Venezuela, while also providing financial support to Honduras and Colombia.

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Lynnetta Smith: Helping Veterans & Their Families Ease into Civilian Life

Jul 02, 2024 08:32AM

Each year, about 200,000 military members transition to civilian life, facing challenges such as employment and housing. Lynnetta and James Smith, who navigated this transition after James retired from the US Army, founded the non-profit Combat Boots 2 The Boardroom (CB2TB) in 2019. CB2TB supports veterans through programs like P.R.O.S.P.E.R., which offers leadership, education, and entrepreneurship training to ease their transition.

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Modern-Day Veterans Step into Civil War Uniforms

Jul 02, 2024 08:28AM

After long military careers, Jamie Niles and Cecil Greenwell have become living historians at Fort McAllister, educating others about Civil War soldiers. Niles, a former Marine and Army pilot, and Greenwell, a retired Army sergeant, share their passion for military history through interactive demonstrations rather than traditional reenactments.

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Kicking into High Gear: Richmond Hill Soccer Club Thrives Under Leadership of Former Professional Player

May 02, 2024 08:53AM

The Richmond Hill Soccer Club, led by former professional player Charlie Morgan, has seen remarkable growth and success in recent years.

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A Strong Will Bryan County Resident Realizes Dream of Playing Baseball at Vanderbilt University

May 02, 2024 08:52AM

Will Hampton, a former football player turned baseball standout, has secured a scholarship to play for Vanderbilt University, fulfilling a lifelong dream. Excelling as a left-handed first baseman, Hampton's impressive batting average and versatility on the field garnered attention from several colleges, but his heart was set on Vanderbilt.

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