Election supervisor set for District 2 meeting

Chris Channell, new supervisor of the Glynn County Board of Elections and Registration, will talk about plans to roll out new voting machines for the 2020 election at the GlynnDems District 2 meeting June 17. GlynnDems from all districts are invited to attend.

When: 6:00 p.m., Monday June 17

Where: St. Ignatius Church, 2906 Demere Road, St.Simons Island 31522

Vacancies on Glynn County Democratic Committee

NOTICE OF VACANCIES
IN THE GLYNN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE 

CALL FOR INTERESTED CANDIDATES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, according to its Bylaws, all vacancies in Executive Committee Posts or Officers, in the Glynn County Democratic Committee, shall be filled by election of the remaining Committee members, provided at least three members remain.

Current Vacancies include:

• one (1) District 5 Representative
• one (1) District 1 Representative


Each representative will be elected to serve on the Committee for a four-year term, pro-rated from when the original term began. In these cases, the terms would end during the Presidential General Primary month, in 2020.
 
The elections will be held, by the Executive Committee, on Monday, June 24th, at 5:15 p.m., at the First United Methodist Church (in the Miller Building behind the church), Brunswick GA 31520.  Any interested parties should submit a letter of intent by June 17, at 5 p.m., to Committee Chair, Julie Jordan, at j.jordan13@att.net.

Please, also, direct your questions to Committee Chair, Julie Jordan, at j.jordan13@att.net.

GA senior wins GlynnDems scholarship

Evan Young of Glynn Academy has been awarded the annual Young Democrat Scholarship for a Glynn Academy student by the Glynn County Democratic Committee.

Young graduated in May with a 3.91 GPA. He won the $500 award with his essay about engaging with political campaigns in 2016 by creating effective social media posts and attending political and community events.

Along with his excellent academic record, Evan also was a keystone performer and technician for the GA Players, Glynn Academy’s drama group. He also has performed for The Island Players in their children’s program and one adult show.

Evan has experience in graphic design and social media. He was closely involved in Julie Jordan’s campaign for State Legislature in 2018.

In a letter recommending Evan for the scholarship, one mentor wrote: “I have never seen a high school student who is filled with so much drive. I know with his commitment, drive and passion, he will further develop his talents and make a name for himself wherever life takes him.”

Evan will attend Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, N.Y., in the fall.

Earlier this year GlynnDems awarded the scholarship for Brunswick High School to Damaria Gurley, who will attend Fort Valley State University in the fall.

BHS senior wins GlynnDems scholarship

Damaria Gurley (left) and GlynnDems Chair Julie Jordan.

Student leader Damaria Gurley of Brunswick High School has won the annual Young Democrat Scholarship award given by the Glynn County Democratic Committee.

Gurley, who is a senior with a 3.56 GPA, won the $500 award with her essay about engaging in the political process through two clubs in which she is actively engaged.

Earlier this year she was named the Youth of the Year by the state Boys & Girls Club. She is the first member of Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Georgia to win the top award in Georgia.

She will attend Fort Valley State University in the fall on an academic scholarship.