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Ludowici adopts City of Ethics program
Ludowici City Council voted to adopt a Certified City of Ethics program this past Tuesday during its February meeting, and is looking into applying for recognition as a Certified City of Ethics.
Cancer, wreck, fire can't stop business
Kevin and Angie Butler have had a big share of life's problems but trouble has not stopped them from realizing their life's dream of opening a restaurant.
Judge brightens wedding site
Long County Chief Magistrate Judge Marie Middleton has been performing marriage ceremonies for nearly 10 years.
HPD officer continues battle of life
Hinesville police officer Larry Milton has faced many difficult situations in his 35 years of serving in law enforcement. But nothing can compare with the battle he has been facing since 2000.
Columbine shooting still draws action
By Daisy Pleasant Jones Coastal Courier (Hinesville, GA) Staff Writer djones@coastalcourier.com While local administrators and law enforcement officials discuss ways to curb violence and gang activity, one school spurred students and parents to dialogue about the change that can be made by one person. Alexis Waller was in elementary school when 17-year-old Rachel Scott was killed. Scott was the first person killed on April 20, 1999, when students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold went ...
Senate works compromise on sex offender law
ATLANTA - After agreeing to change some language, Sen. Eric Johnson's Senate Bill 1 passed by committee substitute in a 54-0 vote in the Georgia Senate on Monday.
Wildlife area is step nearer
It's a gift to the community that's been 20 years in the making, and one that began with a promise among two Liberty County siblings, both now deceased, and a New York attorney.
LCPC chairman running for mayor
Jim Thomas, 30-year Liberty County resident, announces his candidacy for the mayor of Hinesville.
Planner gives advice on removing trees
"Before you cut, call," is the advice Sonny Timmerman, director of the Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission, gives to anyone thinking about removing trees.
Letter from the commander
Although hundreds of Taylors Creek Elementary School students can say 3rd Infantry Division Commander Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch read to them, only one student can say he was given a personalized gift from the commanding general.
Long County considers inmate labor
Long County Pre-Release Center Unit Manager Bobby Rowland recently shared a possible plan for saving taxpayers money - inmate labor.
Bows tie up troop support
Yellow bows are one way to show support for the military, and local credit union workers spent more than two hours Wednesday making 100 bows to show support that lasts.
Booming birth rate delivers needs at hopsital
With the looming prospect of delivering more than 700 babies this year, officials and doctors at Liberty Regional Medical Center recently met with Rep. Jack Kingston to discuss plans to expand the hospital's maternity ward.
Midway mayor trains
Submitted Midway Mayor Donald Emmons was recognized at the Georgia Municipal Association's (GMA) Mayors' Day Conference in Atlanta for participating in the annual Leadership Institute for Elected Officials. Emmons was among 37 Georgia city officials to attend the Leadership Institute. The three-day Leadership Institute, co-sponsored by GMA and the University of Georgia's Carl Vinson Institute of Government, featured several nationally recognized training development consultants and speakers. Participants also engaged in role-playing exercises designed to cultivate ...
Local election season kicks off
With one candidate going public and countless others still thinking it over, the 2007 election season has officially kicked off.
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Pembroke fire police chief
After first saying Mark Crowe had resigned, Pembroke has since said the former police chief's contract was terminated after Crowe said he intended to stay on the job.
Statesboro man charged with bootlegging
STATESBORO - A suspected bootlegger had more than 70 bottles of liquor, some beer and some cash in his possession when Statesboro police searched his West Main Street home Monday, police said.
Savannah doctor in U.S. House race
SAVANNAH - Dr. Bob Johnson of Isle of Hope on Saturday announced his candidacy for Georgia's First Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Public fishing area reopens near Claxton after upgrades
After a yearlong closure and almost $750,000 spent on upgrades, the Evans County Public Fishing Area reopened Saturday with an influx of 37 young anglers - and about as many parents and grandparents - at the start of National Fishing and Boating Week.
Boy rescued from water at Splash in the ’Boro
A 6-year-old boy flown to Savannah on Saturday after a water park mishap is in stable condition, Statesboro-Bulloch Parks and Recreation Director Mike Rollins said Monday.
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