Archive By Author - Andrea Washington
FBI tells no tales of dead man
It's been nearly two months since the body of a man was found on Fort Stewart and although FBI has released little information about the case, including the man's name, a Michigan family believes it knows who he was.
Recipe contest for WIC clients
Hoping to promote better eating habits among participants of the Women, Infants and Children program, the Coastal Health District announced this week it is sponsoring a contest "encouraging clients to find great-tasting recipes made with healthy food."
Blackout blamed on storms
Many Liberty County residents had St. Patrick's Day weekend celebrations cut short Saturday when much of the Coastal Empire was plunged into darkness by Mother Nature's wrath.
Bill to make military transfers easier for kids, families goes to governor
A military wife in Hinesville is cheering for a bill making it easier for children of military personnel to transfer to new schools.
Water 'police' to work Walthourville
Walthourville city councilwoman Patricia Green had strong words during Thursday night's council meeting for residents illegally using the city's water: Pay up or get cut off.
Tax 'freeze' awaits vote
Legislation recently passed by the Georgia Senate calling for a constitutional amendment to freeze existing residential property taxes would have a minimal impact on the Liberty County School System if signed into law, according to system officials.
Former bar to be born again
The building formally home to the popular Hurricanes bar on Highway 84 in Hinesville is about to reopen to the sounds of prayers and church hymns.
Public works manager announces for commission
Wanting to give back to the community of his childhood and bring about more coalition building in local government, Hinesville resident Gary Gilliard announced this week his intention to run for a seat on the Liberty County Board of Commissioners.
Security cameras spark debate
To buy or not to buy? That was the question for the Walthourville City Council last week when members debated with residents whether to put security cameras in city hall.
School transfers may be easier for military kids
A new multi-state agreement that would ease the cumbersome process faced by many military families when enrolling their children in new school systems recently passed with overwhelming support in the Georgia Senate.
Mayor: Foreclosure has been stopped
Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas continued to call a foreclosure attempt on his home a personal issue Wednesday, but said the matter has been resolved and his house will not be part of a public auction next week.
Feeling ill? You're not alone
Nearly a third of the people going to see Dr. Christopher Blasy in recent days have had the flu, the Hinesville family practice physician estimates.
Hinesville mayor fighting foreclosure
Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas said Monday the attempt by the U.S. Bank National Association to foreclose on his home is being handled privately.
Board of Elections and Registration members sworn in
Liberty County Probate Court Judge Nancy Aspinwall swore in five returning members, one new member and the incumbent chairman of the Liberty County Board of Elections and Registration during the group's meeting last week.
Young captain killed in Iraq
Capt. Nathan Raudenbush was killed in Iraq Wednesday when his vehicle exploded, the Department of Defense announced Friday.
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