Goes to a real person, sugar -- not some ol' queue.
School schedules, youth sports tips, coach notes, photos, outdoors, and reviewed community updates now have a place to land before they become full stories.
Real rows from the Gazette sports table. Local first. Everything else follows.
Scores, schedules, photos, school programs, and outdoors notes can plug into this page once the first items land.
Hometown school desks stay separate enough to grow, but tagged so they roll up into the regional paper.
Written in-house, not off the wire — the paper’s own reporting on the 912 sports.
Tap a lane. Each one can become a tagged feed, submission queue, or full local page.
The districts, hometown colleges, and city rec departments across the Georgia coast — Savannah to the Golden Isles. Tap a tile for the official site.
These tiles link out to each district's and department's official site -- marks land once each desk verifies its artwork. Coach or program with a season to promote? See the Community section below.
Rec departments & coaches: run sign-ups, rosters and print-ready player cards at the Rec League Desk → -- the team picks its own local printer; we just send the format.
Publicly advertised specials from the Savings Desk that feed a crowd after the game — plus the sponsorship lane that keeps school coverage free.
No team-feeding specials are on the Savings Desk board right now -- the full desk is at /free-help/912/deals/.
Topic lanes we can tag across cities, schools, events, and articles.
Parents, players, coaches, and local programs.
Fishing, hunting, water, reservoirs, lakes, and launches.
Collect guide notes, reader tips, and linked source reports before publishing.
Ready for an official-source feed or manually reviewed updates.
Launch notes can tie into the events map and weekend planner.
Build the public card first, then wire weather/wind data when the source is chosen.
Potential official-source monitor for Valley waterways.
Season notes, safety reminders, and local updates after review.
One clean local feed for markets, music, family events, sports, community meetings and things worth leaving the house for -- this edition's own events desk.
The rest of the Gazette's desks -- deals, events, eats, classifieds and the business directory.