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Real estate transfers Sept. 12
The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Court Barry Wilkes' office from Aug. 20-24. The listings include the names of the sellers and buyers; the book and page where the deed can be found in deed books maintained in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be the subdivision and/or Georgia ...
Number of deaths in 2005 surprises researchers
By MIKE STOBBE AP Medical Writer ATLANTA - The number of deaths in the United States rose in 2005 after a sharp decline the year earlier, a disappointing reversal that suggests the 2004 numbers were a fluke. Cancer deaths were also up. U.S. health officials said they believe the drop in deaths seen earlier may have been due to 2004's unusually mild flu season. Deaths from flu and lower respiratory disease jumped in 2005. The ...
Liberty resident heads development loan office
The Coastal Area District Development Authority, a regional non-profit economic development lender, announces recent employee promotions.
Closed post to become research spot
ATLANTA (AP) _ The state plans to ask the Army for a 115-acre parcel of the closing Fort McPherson base to create a scientific research park, state and local officials announced on Tuesday.
Tips to prevent allergies
With seasonal allergies becoming commonplace across the country, don't be caught this fall with the runny nose, itchy eyes or nasal congestion that plagued you last year.
DFCS accused of indifference
Editor, Below you will find a letter that I submitted to the Liberty County DFCS and cc to the mayor.
Sports briefs Sept. 12
Check out what's going on in local sports action! Soccer signup Hinesville Soccer will be registering for its fall soccer program Thursday for our U14 and U19 girls, U16 boys and U8 coed teams. The U19 Athena team will participate in tournaments and the U8 program is an eight-week developmental program. Registration will be at the First Presbyterian Christian Academy fields, enter from Court Street. A minimum of $25 is required for registration. For more ...
Blog Topic: Dangerous intersection
I am very concerned about a potentially dangerous situation that exists on Highway 84 (Islands Highway) just east of the I-95 interchange. The Liberty County Development Authority has developed the Tradeport East Industrial Park which includes the Target and Tire Rack distribution centers. I appreciate the new job growth that comes along with this new development; however, I am very concerned about the dangerous conditions created by large trucks attempting to enter the industrial park. ...
Free prostate cancer tests in Ludowici, Darien
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and Southeast Georgia Health System, the Coastal Medical Access Project and the Glynn and Long County health departments are again offering free prostate screenings to area men.
Brewton-Parker College establishes Guido School of Evangelism in Metter
"Ask and ye shall receive." That is the lesson God has instructed Dr. Michael and Audrey Guido of Metter to employ throughout their lives of service and Christian evangelism all over the world. Ask and ye shall, indeed, receive. Starting with only $100 in their pockets and vowing to never ask for money or try to sell anything, answered prayers and faith in God's promises have built the Guidos' start-up association into a worldwide ministry ...
Animal abuse should also be punished here
Editor, I have seen on TV all about Mike Vick and the animal abuse. Here is what I would love to know, what about the woman right here in Liberty County who abused all those cats and dogs.
Zion Z.A. Woods
Zion Zykeshia Amari Woods was born on Aug. 21 at 8:24 a.m. to Alawna Woods of Savannah. She was born at Liberty Regional Medical Center and weighed 7 pounds, 6.1 ounces and measured 19.6 inches. She is welcomed by brothers, Zamarin and Daniel Woods.
Lady Tigers lose to Groves
The Lady tigers of Bradwell took to the softball field on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and split the games against two tough opponents by losing to the Lady Groves Rebels and defeating the Lady Knights of Windsor Forest.
Students win by reading over summer
Winners of the Get Busy Reading summer reading program recently stopped by the Courier to pick up their prizes.
Deregulating auto insurance isn'y for drivers
Seventeen years ago, the Georgia public, fed up with car insurance rates that almost doubled from the 1982 to 1988, voted an insurance commissioner out of office and replaced him with one who promised to fight automobile rate increases. And following the 1990 campaigns, the Georgia General Assembly changed the law, giving the state insurance commissioner approval power over rate increases. Because of that, Georgia now has the fourth lowest rates in the Southeast and ...
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Cosmetics vendor joins chamber
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce welcomed independent beauty consultant Tianne Agosta of Mary Kay Cosmetics as a new member Nov. 26 at the chamber offices in Hinesville.
SNF honored for manufacturing advancements
Liberty County's largest industrial manufacturer, SNF Inc., was honored Friday night for advancements in manufacturing at the Savannah Technical College Foundation's 10th annual Opportunity Award Gala at the college's main campus on White Bluff Road in Savannah.
Nativity display Saturday
Nativity sets from around the world will be displayed from 1-4 p.m. Saturday at St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 302 E. Gen. Stewart Way in Hinesville. Admission is free.
'Catching Fire' stays faithful to book
The girl on fire is back.
Store's bear sale benefits Toys for Tots
Stage Stores Inc., the parent company of Goody's, is raising funds for Toys for Tots through its "Bears that Care" plush-bears sale.
Liberty County Sheriff's blotter for Dec. 6
Nov. 25: Theft by taking, misdemeanor - A deputy was dispatched to the scene of a reported theft at Oak Creek and Little Oak roads. A man claimed someone had stolen his deer stand, which had been attached to a tree on the hunting land he owns. The man said he had been having problems with neighbors trespassing on his property. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources was made aware of the situation.
Sound off for Dec. 6
These opinions are not the Courier's. Callers are not required to identify themselves, so we can neither verify sources nor their motives. Call 876-3733 to leave a message. I was reading in the paper here, Nov. 27, that the board of education has obtained a Quality School Board for Georgia. I would like to say to Mrs. Lily Baker, I hope that keeps you from going so many places and spending our tax dollars. Mrs. ...
Christmas parade tonight
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce and the Liberty Convention and Visitors Bureau will host the 17th annual Illuminated Christmas Parade at 6:30 tonight in downtown Hinesville. This year's theme, "A Red, White & Blue Christmas … A Salute to Our Troops," was chosen to highlight Fort Stewart having almost all 20,000 troops at home for the first time in more than a decade. The parade will begin on Central Avenue and continue onto Welborn ...
Walthourville man arrested in theft charges
Long County Sheriff's Office Deputy Bruce Green recently was contacted by a man who had a chainsaw he believed was stolen, according to LCSO Lt. Tom Sollosi. The man said he received the saw from an Allenhurst resident, so Green followed up.
Group planning next Veterans Salute
Members of the Hinesville Military Affairs Committee on Wednesday discussed last month's inaugural Veterans Salute and how to draw a larger crowd to next year's event.
'Catching Fire' stays faithful to book
The girl on fire is back.
McMillan, LeCounte get All-Region POY nods
Several Liberty County High School players were named to the Georgia High School Association's Class AAAA All-Region football team.
Nativity display Saturday
Nativity sets from around the world will be displayed from 1-4 p.m. Saturday at St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 302 E. Gen. Stewart Way in Hinesville. Admission is free.
Christmas parade tonight
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce and the Liberty Convention and Visitors Bureau will host the 17th annual Illuminated Christmas Parade at 6:30 tonight in downtown Hinesville. This year's theme, "A Red, White & Blue Christmas … A Salute to Our Troops," was chosen to highlight Fort Stewart having almost all 20,000 troops at home for the first time in more than a decade. The parade will begin on Central Avenue and continue onto Welborn ...
At the movies Dec. 6-12
HINESVILLE: Liberty Stadium Cinemas 9
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