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Holiday cheer spreads into area
Monday night's seventh annual Christmas in the Park was one of the largest ever, with hundreds of families filling Bradwell Park and the Commerce Street area to see Santa and his reindeer, ride a train or horse-drawn carriage and enjoy live entertainment.
Schools trying to keep kids in class
The Liberty County School System has launched an initiative aimed at keeping troubled students in school.
Trees, lights, festivities beckon Christmas
The Christmas tree outside Club Stewart will come to life at a lighting ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
Former paratrooper shares memories
One doesn't have to be crazy to be a paratrooper, but one does have to be tough.
Volunteers needed to decorate Fort Stewart
Those who would like to brighten the holidays for service members on Fort Stewart are invited to sponsor or set up light displays.
Program puts wounded warriors on water
The marshes at WaterWays Township are a perfect place to boat, fish and kayak in peace. It's no wonder the volunteers and coordinators of Coastal Georgia's Heroes on the Water Program decided to return to the area Saturday for the second time this year, offering service members the chance to fish, paddle and enjoy a day on the water.
Tree lightings on Stewart and Hunter
The Christmas tree outside Club Stewart will come to life at a tree lighting ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 5.
Holiday events being scheduled
Fort Stewart Youth Sports winter registration runs until Dec. 6.
Churches collecting for Christmas project
Twelve area churches will serve as drop-off points during the national collection week for Operation Christmas Child shoe-box gifts from Nov. 18-25.
Rotarians hear MEDDAC commander's plans
Col. Kirk Eggleston, commander of Stewart-Hunter Medical and Dental Activity and Winn Army Community Hospital, was the guest speaker for the Hinesville Rotary Club meeting-luncheon Tuesday at the La Quinta Inn.
Thank a military family
Welcome to the first of many military-life columns. Whether it is among civilian friends or military colleagues, military life presents its own unique challenges and opportunities. Your neighbors, children's friends and strangers in the grocery store all have been affected in different ways by the military. In our community especially, we live, work and play next to military families without realizing it.
Video game tournament at Rocky's
Rocky's Warrior Zone will host a two-night gaming tournament that will feature PlayStation 4 demonstrations from 8-midnight Thursday and Xbox One from 8-midnight Nov. 21.
Fort Morris' part of Revolution relived
"Come & Take It," a Revolutionary War encampment, will be held from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, at Fort Morris State Historic Site, 2559 Fort Morris Road, 7 miles east of Interstate 95 near Midway.
Author believes in healing with humor
Ronda Rich not only carried on a family tradition of finding humor in life's challenges, she made a career of it.
Help make a holiday wonder land
You can perform triple duty this holiday: recycle, volunteer and decorate?
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Stewart Back-to-School Fair Thursday
CAIR and back-to-school fairs, coming to Fort Stewart on Thursday, will provide one-stop opportunities for soldiers and families to learn more about the communities and schools surrounding the posts.
Back-to-school fair on Hunter
A Community Activities, Information and Registration and Back-to-School Fair will be from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. July 30 at Tominac Fitness Center on Hunter.
Armstrong waiving fees for soldiers
SAVANNAH - To demonstrate its commitment to the military community, Armstrong State University will waive all mandatory student fees for active-duty military starting in the fall semester.
River pollution didn't cause flesh-eating disease
A Bryan County man remains in critical condition at St. Joseph's Candler after reportedly fishing near Dasher's Landing on the Ogeechee River last week and contracting a bacterial infection commonly known as the flesh eating disease.
Special ed students falling behind in Common Core
There are 6.5 million special-education students in the United States today, and most are falling further behind their peers under Common Core standards.
Hosts sought for exchange students
Visiting students, ages 15-18, from around the world are seeking host families in and around Hinesville for the 2014-15 academic school year.
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