Pat Donahue is a local journalist based in Columbus, Georgia. With a focus on community news and events, Pat's articles can be found in publications such as the Coastal Courier, The Columbus Messenger, and the Statesboro Herald. Pat is dedicated to bringing important stories and updates to the residents of Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Anna Chafin from RISE discusses the area the new organization will target for workforce development. Photo by Pat Donahue
Walthourville City Council has announced a fire fee for the coming year for its residents.
With balloons, posters — and eventually a sea of hugs — the 3rd Division Sustainment Brigade got its welcome home Wednesday morning at Fort Stewart’s Cottrell Field.
After the success of Ties for Success to mentor young men, the City of Hinesville has embarked upon a similar program for young women. Dozens of young women came out Saturday morning to the Live Oak Church in Hinesville to hear the stories of women who overcame obstacles in their lives to become business owners in the first Dress for Success event
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The Friends of Madison County Parks & Trails teamed up with the Madison County Sheriff’s Office to put on a bike rodeo as part of Celebrate Trails Day on April 27. The event took place at the Prairie Grass Trailhead in London. Participants could bring their own bikes or borrow a bike to ride through the rodeo course where they learned about bike safety. Each participant received a free bike helmet.
London City Schools hosted its 3rd Annual Future Ready Day on May 1. The day celebrates career readiness and awareness through immersive events on all three campuses.
The survivors lap gets the annual Relay for Life started at Long-Bell Stadium. The event topped the $100,000 mark in fundraising. Photos by Pat Donahue
A Liberty County State Court jury returned a verdict granting a Louisiana woman $6 million in the 2018 death of her mother.
Ceremony Thursday marks end of redeployment from European mission
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