Julie Lavender

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Julie Lavender is a regular contributor to several publications at Statesboro Publishing, including Discovering Bulloch and the Statesboro Herald.

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Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023
Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023
Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023
Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023
Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023
Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023
Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023
Hold onto summer fun — a little bit longer

Freshly sharpened pencils, unbroken pointed crayons and yellow busses can only mean one thing: schools are back in session and summer is coming to a close. But, hang onto the calendar a little tighter, because summer’s not over — at least, officially. The calendar boasts a few more weeks of summer, and the temperatures most certainly do.

August 3, 2023