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The graphic designer on meeting his childhood hero, writing away heartbreak, and making the most of his one life.
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The graphic designer on meeting his childhood hero, writing away heartbreak, and making the most of his one life.
Opening day for summer camps at the Averitt Center for the Arts is May 30, sponsored by Synovus. During the nine weeks of summer break from Bulloch County Schools, there will be more than 50 camps for children ages 3 and up through adults.
A pair of congressional bills were introduced on Feb. 15 that would change the name of two Orange ...
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. 'Dearly Beloved' spotlights colorful Southern characters in Emma Kelly Theater An over-the-top wedding, three feuding sisters and a church full of small-town eccentrics…what could possibly go wrong? Follow the misadventures of the Futrelle sisters as a series of unfortunate wedding-day events leads to a hilarious comedy of errors in "Dearly Beloved," a laugh-a-minute Southern comedy on the Jan Brown Anderson stage of the Emma ...
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. You just can't say no to some folks Former GS professor John Parcels made good on a promise, and Averitt Center audiences are glad he did John Parcels often volunteers his time at the Averitt Center as photographer and usher, when he's not cast in a production. (Photo courtesy of Rozelle) By ANGYE MORRISON amorrison@discoveringbulloch.com John Parcels has been around the world but when...