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Representatives from the Hourglass Lodge 113 PHA, F&M, The X.L Neal Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons (PHA), and the Omar Temple of Shrine 21 from Ludowici, Midway, Hinesville and Darien presented checks totaling $600, to the South East Elite Rockets track team in Hinesville. The funds will help the track team send nine members to the 2007 AAU Junior Olympic games in Knoxville, Tenn. July 29-Aug.4. The team is still short of its goal ...
August 07, 2007
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Sports
Some people love to sing - in the shower, during the course of the day. Camia Brown of Hinesville is one of those people. In fact, singing is a family tradition. "There are singers on both sides of the family. If it had not been for my mother, father and grandmother, I would not be where I am or who I am today. They gave me wisdom at an early age," she said. But Brown ...
August 07, 2007
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By Edith Anderson
Correspondent
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Faith
Hinesville native David Lofton, a United States sailor, was recently promoted to the rank of master chief petty officer, the highest enlisted rank one can achieve in the Navy.
August 07, 2007
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About People
Editor, The 10th annual Back to School Rally was a huge success for Liberty County and surrounding areas.
August 07, 2007
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Letters to the Editor
You can interpret the Senate's recent rejection of the immigration reform compromise several ways.
August 07, 2007
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By Lee Hamilton
Special to the Courier
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Opinion
Even while we are busy defending our Second Amendment rights against efforts to enhance the Brady Law, there is a movement afoot to restrict our First Amendment rights as well … a movement that can make the defense of our liberties much harder.
August 07, 2007
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By Larry Pratt
Special to the Courier
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Opinion
ZaRayna LaMayni ZyShae Anderson was born on July 5 at 8:15 p.m. to Tonja and Derrek Anderson of Glennville. She was born at Liberty Regional Medical Center and weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces and measured 18-1/2 inches. Her maternal grandparents are Juanita Fisher of Glennville and Johnny Walthour of Midway. Her paternal grandparents are Charles and JoAnne Anderson. She is welcomed by her sisters Zynasia and ZaRiah Anderson.
August 07, 2007
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Births
After a brief rain Friday evening the first Liberty Fest kicked off in downtown Hinesville and the crowd came out to taste food samples from eateries around Hinesville and Liberty County.
August 07, 2007
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Lifestyle
When school starts in August, students at Walker Middle School will notice a change from last year. That's because students in grades sixth through eighth will be split up, with boys and girls in different classes for most of the day.
August 07, 2007
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By Mike Riddle
Correspondent
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Education
Dustin McGowan was happy he got a win this past Thursday night, but he was happier his team wasn't swept in their four game series against the Yankees. After losing the first three games, Toronto defeated New York 3-2.
August 07, 2007
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By Mike Riddle
Correspondent
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Sports
To coach eager, athletic youngsters, college and pro football players gathered this week for Cedric Dickerson's second annual football camp.
August 07, 2007
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By John Deike
Staff Writer
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Sports
Eighty-four year old Olner Nobles of Riceboro (sister of Riceboro City Councilman Henry Relaford) has fished for 60 years. She describes herself as a "free spirit." When she turned 65, she received an honorary fishing license.
August 07, 2007
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By Edith Anderson
Correspondent
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Outdoors/Recreation
Scripture tells us that there is a time and a season to everything under the heaven. God has set each season in place for our benefit. I believe the church has entered a season of "Sabbath Rest." One of the Ten Commandments is:
August 07, 2007
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By Rev. Katrina Deason
Special to the Courier
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Faith
Liberty County is keeping a close eye on its pennies since introducing its budget for fiscal year 2008.
August 07, 2007
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By John Deike
Staff Writer
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News
Editor, Children and teachers will not be denied access to the schools by the fence going up on both Bradwell Street Extension and Kings Road. They are both dead-end streets and were never designed for through traffic.
August 07, 2007
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