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Federal money may help clean up old gas station, garage
Hinesville was among four cities and two development authorities in Georgia to receive grants to clean up toxic areas from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week.
NAACP branch leader honored
The Liberty County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's president, the Rev. Liston Singletary III, received a national award at the recent 56th annual Southeast Region NAACP Civil Rights Advocacy Training Institute.
City wants public opinion on how to spend funds
Hinesville officials have just a few weeks left to develop and complete the city's 2008 Annual Action Plan for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
City marks housing milestone
April officially became Fair Housing Month in Hinesville Thursday when Mayor Jim Thomas signed a proclamation.
Iraq bomb kills 3rd ID soldier
A 25-year-old Texan is the latest loss suffered by the 3rd Infantry Division, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
Senator says clinic helping Long County
Georgia U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson became only the second sitting-senator to step foot on Ludowici soil when he recently visited the Diversity Health Center site in Long County.
Azalea Street residents protest Taco Bell
Azalea Street residents took to the streets Friday, hoping their protest over a Taco Bell being built near their Hinesville neighborhood will cause the restaurant's owners to change the site design.
Congress renames post office for former attorney
Courtroom A of the Liberty County Courthouse was filled to capacity Monday when family, friends and colleagues came out to remember former State Court Solicitor J. Sidney Flowers as he received a rare honor from the U.S. Postal Service.
War takes two more 3rd ID soldiers
Sgt. Dayne Dhanoolal was just three weeks away from coming home when he volunteered to go on a mission in a volatile section of Baghdad on Monday.
War takes another 3rd soldier
Sgt. Jevon Jordan clung to life nearly a week after being critically injured in a roadside bomb blast that killed three of his fellow soldiers, but the Fort Stewart soldier's fight for life ended Saturday, the Department of Defense said Wednesday.
New eatery's location upsets neighbors
When Kathy Winn has left her house in the morning the last few weeks, instead of being greeted by the smell of fresh morning air, she's treated to the scent of construction work and gas fumes.
Isakson faults lawmakers for problems in wounded soldier care
Georgia's U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson blames lawmakers, not the military, for shortcomings in medical care provided to wounded soldiers in recent years.
Welcomed wave washes over post
As the buses filled with returning members of the 1st Brigade Combat Team rolled past Cottrell's Field review stands Wednesday afternoon, Stacy Whitehead sat in anticipation of the moment she would see her husband for the first time in more than six months.
Liberty County salutes incoming submarine
A Virginia shipyard has been its docking station the last three years, but Georgia's namesake submarine is headed home this week and counties across the state are taking part in a welcome home project.
Division loses another soldier
The 3rd Infantry Division was hit with another loss in Iraq Friday when a 22-year-old combat engineer was killed near Baghdad, the Department of Defense said Monday.
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