THE TERMINATOR
    Inaugural 5K and One-Mile Walk

Registration Form

Join us for the inaugural Terminator 5K and One-Mile walk on Saturday, April 20, 2019, in Sandersville, GA. All proceeds from this event will be donated to The Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke University Medical Center to further their research on the treatment and cure for brain cancer. 

The Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center conducts groundbreaking research, offers clinical trials, provides innovative treatments, and takes an aggressive approach to the care of individuals with brain tumors.  At Duke, there is HOPE!

In November 2017, I, Pam Stewart, was diagnosed with Stage IV Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM). GBM is often referred to as “The Terminator”, hence the name of the race. Since my diagnosis, I have received outstanding care from some of the best medical professionals at Duke University. Thanks to my medical team, I have remained tumor  free for fifteen months, and I feel compelled to aid in  the search for a cure for brain tumors and brain cancer.
Join us on Saturday, April 20, 2019, in Sandersville,  Georgia, to raise critical funds to support cutting edge  brain cancer research being completed at Duke University.  Help us ​TERMINATE​ brain cancer!
 
The run/walk will start and finish at Brentwood School. 
   725 Linton Road
   Sandersville, GA 31082
 For more information or to register, please contact us at ​TheTerminator5K@gmail.com​. 

 

January 22, 2019
Department of Special Programs
Washington County Public Schools
P. O. Box 716
Sandersville, GA  31082


Dear Business Stakeholder:
 
Our Special Education Department is seeking to allow our students to participate in extracurricular activities.  Our students enjoy being out in the community and the social interactions that occur with these trips are irreplaceable.   As you well know, there are always costs involved for our students.  In order to prevent asking parents for money, we are reaching out to our business stakeholders. 
 
Your donation will help defray the costs of items for our special education students such as:

Special Olympics uniforms
Special Olympics lunches and snacks
Transportation to and from Special Olympics events
Classroom field trips
Classroom incentives

If you are able, we’d love it if you could make a donation to help our students.  Thank you in advance for your contribution.   Please make checks payable to Washington County Board of Education Special Programs Department

Sincerely,
 
 
Emily Johnson
Director of Special Programs
478-552-3981 Ext. 1225
ejohnson@washington.k12.ga.us
 

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Team Jody Hice set up office in the Community Health Care Systems office in Tennille on Wednesday, January 30.

Employees, as well as community members, talked with Hice's representative, Domenick Riviezzo, regarding their insights and concerns to be relayed to Congressman Hice.


Pictured: Carla Belcher, CEO, Mr. Riviezzo, and Jason Powell, Assistant CFO.
 

Pineland is proud to announce its official merge with Cogentes, an I.T. solutions provider headquartered in Milledgeville, GA! This merge significantly expands the Pineland service territory, making their services even more efficient and accessible for people like you!

For more information on this exciting merge, feel free to click here.


 

 

Local Broker:
Joy Norris,CIC,CRM
Moye Insurance
A Company of Doherty Duggan Hart & Tiernan
Phone 478-552-3976
 

Now Small Businesses Can Save Thousands!

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