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When the Bradwell Tigers take the football field in August, a familiar face from the last three years may not be there. Christopher Teale, the Tigers' equipment manager, graduated from Bradwell Institute last week and said he is on his way to college to study graphic communications. He said he is deciding between Emmanuel College and Andrew College.
June 15, 2007
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By Jimmy Currier
Sports Editor
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Sports
Georgia waters will open for commercial and recreational harvest of food shrimp at 6 a.m. on Tuesday. Commercial food shrimp trawlers will be allowed to operate in Georgia's territorial waters of the Atlantic Ocean waters. Commercial and recreational cast netters, as well as people using a beach seine will be allowed to harvest food shrimp from waters open to the use of these gears.
June 15, 2007
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Special to the Courier
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Sports
With summer here, it only seems logical to play baseball. Liberty County High School is doing just that as the Coastal Panthers took to the diamond Wednesday to kick off its 32-game season, which lasts until June 23. Coastal coach Steve Cotrell said summer is when then players make their leaps and bounds and he already has seen some improvement. "I've seen improvement in their arm strength and approaches at the plate," he said. "Some ...
June 15, 2007
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By Jimmy Currier
Sports Editor
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Sports
With summer here and the mercury steadily rising, people will choose to cool off by taking a refreshing dip in a pool.
June 15, 2007
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By Jimmy Currier
Sports Editor
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Sports
Dustin McGowan had a stellar game Monday night as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the New York Yankees 7-2. For seven innings, McGowan pitched a shutout, and was clearly in control of the game.
June 14, 2007
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By Mike Riddle
Correspondent
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Sports
The Department of Defense on Sunday announced the deaths of two 3rd Infantry Division soldiers serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
June 14, 2007
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By Andrea Washington
Staff Writer
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Military
Many were dressed proudly in uniforms as a large group of veterans, their spouses, families and friends gathered at the Fred L. Ginter American Legion Post 168 on Monday to pay tribute to soldiers - past and present - during the annual Memorial Day Observance.
June 14, 2007
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By Patty Leon
Staff Writer
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News
The Liberty County Recreation Department baseball playoffs kicked off Tuesday while the softball playoffs started May 23.
June 14, 2007
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By Jimmy Currier
Sports Editor
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Sports
Although the population and economic potential of Hinesville continues to increase, not everyone is benefiting from the city's expansion.
June 14, 2007
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By Andrea Washington
Staff Writer
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News
Special to the Courier The countdown to the 2007 Georgia Games Championships has begun. The amateur championship games provides athletes with more than 40 sporting events and will be July 7-22 in the Greater Metro Atlanta Area. The Georgia Games are modeled in the spirit of the Olympics, and provide Georgia's amateur athletes of all ages and skill level the opportunity to compete in a championship sporting event. Any resident from Georgia can compete, ...
June 14, 2007
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Special to the Courier
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Sports
An Augusta man visiting Liberty County was slain in a shooting at Regency Terrace apartments in the early morning hours Tuesday.
June 14, 2007
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By Lewis Levine
Special to the Courier
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News
On Monday, baseball slugger Barry Bonds swatted his 12th homer of the season to come within nine of Hank Aaron's all-time record (755), and you know what, records are meant to be broken.
June 14, 2007
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By John Deike
Staff Writer
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Sports
Tobacco in any form is deadly, which is why health professionals urge you to make World No Tobacco Day count by educating yourself and everyone around you on the dangers of this substance.
June 14, 2007
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By Linda Ratcliffe
Columnist
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Living well
WASHINGTON - Richard Bergendahl fights the war on terrorism in Los Angeles for $19,000 a year, one of the legions of ill-trained, low-paid private security guards protecting tempting terrorist targets. Down the block from his high rise is a skyscraper identified by President Bush as a target for a Sept. 11-style airplane attack.
June 14, 2007
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By Larry Margasak
Associated Press Writer
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Public Safety
Down at the old English colony of Jamestown in Virginia, they are spending the summer celebrating what organizers call "America's 400th anniversary."
June 14, 2007
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By Roger Hernandez
Columnist
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Opinion
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