Archive By Author - John Deike
Citizens review foster care
Since foster care caseloads were buying many of Georgia's juvenile court judges, citizen review panels have been created to speed the process, allowing judges to make more informed decisions about foster care cases.
Celebrating rice heritage
Many from the Riceboro community are pooling their efforts and talents to create the first Ricefest celebration.
Bomb threat prompts courthouse search
Following a phoned in bomb threat, the Liberty County Courthouse and annex were locked down earlier this week.
Business looks for ways to fill deployment gap
Due in part to the military deployment, RG's Burgers and Real Fries is suffering a blowback in sales, a problem that is indicative of many local businesses.
Real estate sales fall 36% in the year
Hinesville's real estate sales have fallen 36 percent in the last year, and local Realtors expect the numbers to continue to dwindle as thousands of soldiers remain in Iraq.
Kingston speaks to Rotary Club
U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Savannah) arrived in Hinesville on Tuesday to offer insights on some divisive issues including the present state of the war.
County may go to curbside trash pickup on east end
Liberty County Solid Waste Director Dave Sapp is devising a proposal for cheap and innovative trash removal for the east side of the county.
Downtown area growing
Despite the slow progress of revitalizing Hinesville's downtown district, a local developer has heeded the community's call, and is currently erecting a building on MLK.
Transit system rolling closer
If all goes as planned, the cities of Hinesville and Flemington will have a public transit system rolling by the summer of 2008.
Fall start for justice center set
By John Deike Coastal Courier (Hinesville, GA) Staff Writer jdeike@coastalcourier.com Despite progress in planning of the new justice center, some still question the details. The $19 million, 19,000 sq. ft. justice center will soon go over final review by county officials and by James Buckley and Associates, and construction is planned to commence in the fall, Buckley architect David Holton said. The specs and computer renderings Holton displayed showed refined floor plans, and he said ...
Development rule compliance questioned
Recent construction oversights are building concern among environmentalists who have questioned the efficiency of the Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission, and the state's Environmental Protection Division.
Team Hinesville getting known on circuit
Jenna Bussard, an Olympic hopeful who is one of the strongest women in the world, has pushed her talents to new levels since putting Team Hinesville on the map.
Commissioner not sold on land deal
Development plans are on the minds of many people in Liberty County, and there is no shortage of controversy when it comes to such projects.
Sheriff's department continuing to grow
The Liberty County Sheriff's Department takes on a heavy workload to bolster the security in the region with an array of tasks.
Icing the drink business
An inventive sole-proprietor named Darla Clarkson has used some creative methods to develop a called The Smooth Operator.
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