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Massive building project continues
The massive Independence development project is continuing, potentially doubling the city of Hinesville's population by adding up to 10,000 new homes.
Coastal Bank adds remote deposits
SAVANNAH - The Coastal Bank recently launched remote deposit capture technology that allows businesses to deposit checks without actually having to set foot inside the bank.
Heritage Bank expands board of directors
The Heritage Bank has announced the expansion of its board of directors. Eight new directors were appointed to serve on the bank board during the April meeting. They include Barbara S. Smith of Riceboro, Richard E. Larson of Blackshear, Hugh M. Thompson Jr. of Blackshear, John W. Langdale III of Valdosta, William S. Wall Jr. of Blackshear, William M. Whittington of Jesup, Carey B. Jones of Jesup, and C. Joel Osteen of Hinesville. The addition ...
Paint store opens on Highway 84
Liberty County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting celebration recently for Sherwin-Williams in Hinesville. The industrial, commercial and residential paint store is at 1030 West Oglethorpe Highway. Cliff Hutto is the manager. The business participates in the Sherwin-Williams Neighbor-to-Neighbor Community/Professional Organization Program. Chamber members receive discounts and Sherwin-Williams donates 3 percent of the proceeds from their purchases back to the chamber.
Carwash, storage going up along 84
Construction is under way on both sides of Highway 84 as two businesses expand in Hinesville. Owners Matt Sigman and Alan Dasher are two months away from finishing the Classic Auto Wash that will feature two automatic drive-through car washes, three self-service wash bays and a covered detail center for waxing a vehicle. On the other side of the highway, American Storage has arranged the construction of a new 42,000 sq. ft. residential storage facility ...
New pension rules help 401(K) beneficiaries
As you're probably aware, the traditional pension plan has not fared so well in recent years. In fact, many large companies have frozen or discontinued their plans.
Real estate transfers for April 20
The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Court Barry Wilkes office between April 2 and 6. The listings include the names of sellers and buyers; the book and page where the deed can be found in the deed books maintained in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives you an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be the ...
Coastal Electric employee earns award
The 2007 Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Distinguished Service Award, the brand's highest honor, was presented in March to Mark Bolton, vice president of marketing and member services of Coastal Electric Cooperative. Coastal Electric is a Touchstone Energy Cooperative.
Jobless rates down here, across state
Hinesville, along with most of the rest of the state, had more jobs in March than the month before, according to the Georgia Department of Labor.
Independence gets $28M loan for apartments
Developer Clay Sikes said that with the $28 million loan for construction of Independence Place Apartments, "We are finally beginning to see the materialization of our vision in physical form."
Coastal Bank, parent get new president, CEO
J. Thomas Wiley has been selected as president and chief executive officer of Coastal Bankshares, Inc. and The Coastal Bank.
Coastal employee retires after 45 years
Charlotte Goff recently retired from Coastal Communications after serving the company for a 45 years.
Print shop adds new manager
Cindy's Printing has hired Jim McIntosh as its new manager. He took over late last year. He has 15 years experience in printing and publishing and previously served as copy center manager for an office supply store. McIntosh has recently added new services, including product lines, printing options, high speed black and white and color copies, same day stamps and raised printing. McIntosh is married, has two children and has been in the area for ...
Mobile home taxes due May 1
Long County mobile home owners have until May 1 to purchase home decals to avoid late fees or have a citation issued.
IRA is a power tool for retiring
For home improvement professionals, gone are the days of plain old hammers and screwdrivers. For speed and convenience, they rely on power tools.
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Labor commissioner speaks in Midway
Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler told area employers Tuesday the Department of Labor's mission is to put people back to work and make clear to businesses what is expected of them under the law so they can be successful.
Chinese firm picks Effingham County
For the second time this year, Effingham County has landed a significant economic development project.
Hinesville jobless rate down in July
ATLANTA - Metro Hinesville's unemployment rate decreased to 10 percent in July, down 0.3 percent from June, the Georgia Department of Labor announced Thursday.
Bank hosts Long Chamber event
The Ludowici branch of The Heritage Bank hosted the Long County Chamber of Commerce Business after Hours on Tuesday.
Bryan County OKs tax hike to cover shortfall
Bryan County Board of Commissioners Chairman Jimmy Burnsed hesitated to use the word "compromise" Tuesday night after commissioners approved a smaller-than-proposed tax increase by a 3-2 vote.
Chamber appoints new PR director
Amanda Scott has been appointed the public-relations director for the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce.
City says thanks for safety seat grant
Hinesville's Firehouse Subs franchise owners Eddie Wells and Mitul Desal hosted an event Tuesday at their restaurant to celebrate the award of a $4,100 public-safety grant to the Hinesville Fire Department.
State says tax collections up
Georgia's net tax collections for July totaled $1.41 billion, an increase of $88.5 million, or 6.7 percent, compared to July 2012, according to Gov. Nathan Deal.
Labor commissioner here next week
ATLANTA - Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler will be a keynote speaker during an employment-law and legislative-issues update from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday at the Coastal Electric Membership Cooperative, 1265 S. Coastal Highway 17 in Midway.
Savannah's trade center promoted here
Helping local and regional businesses expand to an international market is the name of the economic-development game, World Trade Center Savannah representatives told Hinesville Rotary Club members Tuesday.
Golden Corral opens late because of drainage issue
Golden Corral in Hinesville delayed its usual 11 a.m. opening time by three hours Thursday because of a drainage problem at the restaurant, according to co-owner Mike Dolan. At 2 p.m., Golden Corral opened for business and all plumbing issues had been resolved, Dolan said.
GSU to host military job fair
STATESBORO - U.S. Rep. John Barrow, D-Ga., will host a veterans and military job fair from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20, at Georgia Southern University's Nessmith-Lane Conference Center, 847 Plant Drive.
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