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Mark Lastinger

Mark Lastinger

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Editor, Effingham Herald

Rincon

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General assignment, Investigative reporting

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interior design and hospitality news

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Total articles 681

  • Effingham County seeking public input on recreation

    By Mark Lastinger| Effingham Herald Verified Residents will soon have a chance to alter the recreation landscape in Effingham County for years to come. The Effingham County Board of Commissioners will seek public input in early 2023 before finalizing its parks and recreation master plan, which will include concept layouts for all county-owned parks and boat landings. Dates for the hearings haven’t been set by County Manager Tim Callanan urged the public to watch for the announcements.

    By Mark Lastinger · Effingham Herald

    Dec. 29, 2022

  • Effingham County Fire and Rescue Fire Academy graduation

    By Mark Lastinger| Effingham Herald Verified By Mark LastingerSpecial for the Effingham HeraldSPRINGFIELD – The result was unlikely but extremely welcome. Six Effingham County Fire and Rescue recruits emerged as a cohesive unit after being tossed into a lengthy, grinding challenge. “Y’all probably had to push through things that you probably didn’t even understand that you had the capability to do,” ECFR Chief Clint Hodges told the young men Friday during a Fire Academy graduation ceremony at ECFR headquarters.

    By Mark Lastinger · Effingham Herald

    Dec. 14, 2022

  • Effingham County seeking public input on recreation

    By Mark Lastinger| Effingham Herald Verified Residents will soon have a chance to alter the recreation landscape in Effingham County for years to come. The Effingham County Board of Commissioners will seek public input in early 2023 before finalizing its parks and recreation master plan, which will include concept layouts for all county-owned parks and boat landings. Dates for the hearings haven’t been set by County Manager Tim Callanan urged the public to watch for the announcements.

    By Mark Lastinger · Effingham Herald

    Dec. 29, 2022

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Effingham Herald

Effingham Herald

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