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Maya Thompson
Maya Thompson
Bureau Chief · Brunswick, GA
Maya holds a Master’s in Journalism from the University of Georgia and has over 15 years of experience in local news. She previously worked for the Savannah Morning News, where she led coverage on community initiatives and grassroots movements. An avid supporter of Brunswick's cultural diversity, Maya is committed to amplifying local voices and stories.
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The Jekyll Island Lions Club donated $5,000 to the Jekyll Island Foundation to purchase six viewing scopes for their new Jekyll Island Wildlife Corridor. These scopes will allow color-blind individuals to see the wildlife on the nature trails, as well as people in wheelchairs and small children. Pictured are Lion C.J. Jefferies, from left, Jekyll Island Foundation Executive Director Dion Davis, Jekyll Island Authority Executive Director Mark Williams, Lions Club President Kevin Scott, and Lion Michael Mueller.
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