Jamison Guice is an Elections Reporter for the Charlton County Herald, focusing on local news in St. George, Georgia. With a passion for community journalism, Jamison covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, community events, and human interest stories.
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Jamison Guice's focus is on local news, community events, education, government, and weather in the United States, specifically Georgia and St. George. Given this emphasis, he would be most receptive to pitches that align with these topics.
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- Local educational initiatives or success stories
- Community events or initiatives related to culture & society
- Government announcements or policies affecting the local area
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I graduated from Berry College in May 2021 with an English degree, a minor in journalism and big dreams. And if I’m being honest, as the Dixie Chicks once sang,
By: Jamison Guice
The Charlton County Board of Commissioners met Thursday, February 15 at 6:00 p.m. All commissioners were present.
By: Jamison Guice
“I am beyond proud of the work done by our student leaders and the ways I have seen all of them grow over the past year in their professional, leadership, and community-building skills,” said Joshua LaFavor, interim esports coordinator.
By: Jamison Guice
“Danila has been a true champion for service and for our program,” said Erin Boyleston, program director of dental hygiene.
By: Jamison Guice
Augusta University’s commitment to first-generation college students has been recognized by the FirstGen Forward Network, an independent national organization dedicated to catalyzing first-generation student success. AU was named one of 80 new members for 2024-25.FirstGen Forward, formerly the
“It made me happy to know that I helped create a space that gave students a place to feel comfortable and be themselves without fear of judgement,” said Cameron Cunningham.
By: Jamison Guice
"Providing students with a financial scholarship to graduate debt-free creates access for first-generation college students,” said Susan Davies, PhD.
By: Jamison Guice
“Caitlyn was the perfect choice for the Good Samaritan Youth Hero for her extraordinary efforts in bringing awareness to local Gold Star families," said Susan Landreth-Everitt.
"Having the ability to promote my platform as well as represent Augusta University is a huge honor," says Alyssa Pearson.
“It’s not just on Veterans Day that we should say those five words, ‘Thank you for your service,’” says AU President Russell T. Keen.
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