Karen dressed for Prom
Karen looked beautiful for her prom at Coahulla Creek High School.
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Effingham County Sheriff’s Spring Roundup
“Easter may have already come on and gone, but the Easter Bunny had one last stop before calling it a season. The Effingham County Sheriff’s Office and Mackees Funds presented
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Dodge County Golf Tournament
Thank you to Sheriff Brian Robinson for hosting the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office-6th Annual Charlene Riddle Memorial Golf Tournament on behalf of Georgia Sheriffs’ Youth Homes. We would also like
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Fishing at Boys Ranch
Fishing is a way to be at peace with the world and oneself. The boys at Boys Ranch enjoyed a day of peace.
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Solar Eclipse 2024-Pineland
Some of the Pineland residents and staff enjoyed viewing the Solar Eclipse 2024 safely with solar safe glasses. House Parent Walter even made an indirect method to view the eclipse
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Striped Bass Challenge
Friday’s Captains’ Dinner and Saturday’s Tournament wrapped up Troup County Sheriff James Woodruff’s and the Pineland Board of Trustees’ annual fundraiser, as they hosted The Striped Bass Challenge, on Westpoint
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Butts County Clay Shoot
We would like to thank Butts County Sheriff’s Office Sheriff Gary Long for sponsoring the Butts County Clay Shoot today at Cherokee Rose Sporting Clay Club. Thank you to everyone
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2024 Herrington Homestead Annual Kids Fishing Derby
Free to the public. Ages 6-16. Lunch will be served. April 27, 2024 at Herrington Homestead.
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Stocking the ponds
Shayne Goddard, Director of Development, Property and Facilities looks on as Edges Aquatic Services stocks the children’s ponds at the Pineland Campus.
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Controlled Burn-Why? You Ask?
Shayne Goddard and Jerry Prophett doing what they do best! Controlled burn…why? You ask? It helps to ensure ecosystem health, reduce wildlife risk, decreases thick brush for the animals and
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