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Nolan’s Batman saga ends strong
I'd like to take a moment to acknowledge the senseless tragedy of the shooting at the Aurora, Colo., theater last week. My thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims.
Pit-bull issue elicits strong emotions
A proposed ordinance to ban pit bulls in Hinesville was among 38 issues considered by city leaders during their recent planning workshop, but it quickly was shot down by all five council members, Mayor Jim Thomas and other city officials.
Smith takes crown at Miss Ludowici pageant
Ivonna Smith reigned supreme at the 2012 Miss Ludowici Pageant, held July 14 at Long County High School.
Seniors of Walthourville take in Brunswick
The Seniors of Walthourville recently made a trip to Brunswick.
Judge rules in favor of Ogeechee Riverkeeper
An Atlanta judge previously ruled that the Ogeechee Riverkeeper organization had no right to sue the Georgia Environmental Protection Division in protest of a consent order against a textiles company accused of causing a fish kill, but Bulloch County Superior Court Judge John R. Turner disagrees.
‘Girl from Ipanema,’ turns 50
RIO DE JANEIRO - "Tall and tan and young and lovely..." You've heard of her. The Girl From Ipanema.
Travels with the Courier
The Martin family took the Coastal Courier on a family vacation to the Smoky Mountains in Gatlinburg, Tenn., to celebrate their dad returning from his deployment in Afghanistan.
There’s still time for ecofriendly summer travel
Summer is winding down, but there is time for one last trip before school starts.
Walthourville’s first mayor celebrating 90th birthday
A proclamation by the city of Walthourville's mayor and council designated the month of July as Lyndol Anderson Month in recognition of her service to the city and citizens of Walthourville.
‘Mad Men,’ ‘American Horror Story’ lead Emmy nominations
LOS ANGELES - "Mad Men," a piercingly bleak portrait of a 1960s American anti-hero, earned a leading 17 Emmy nominations Thursday and the chance to set a new record as the most-honored drama in television history.
Online lottery sales OKed in Georgia
ATLANTA - GeorgiaLotterycustomers will soon be able to buy tickets with the click of a mouse.
Bryan Commons, amphitheater on track
Construction for the Bryant Commons amphitheater is on schedule, according to P.C. Simonton & Associates project engineer Marcus Sack.
SCLC sued over leadership
ATLANTA - A group of leaders of local affiliates of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is suing the national organization and says Isaac Newton Farris Jr. is its current and lawful president of the organization.
Arts center renovations almost done
There will be more for the community than lights, camera and action when the Liberty County School System opens the house in the coming weeks to the Performing Arts Center.
Judge’s exit pushing ‘American Idol’ to crossroads
LOS ANGELES - "American Idol" is on the brink of an adolescent identity crisis.
Articles by Section - Lifestyle
The fascinating little details of presidents’ lives
This nation celebrated Presidents' Day on Feb. 16, as Abraham Lincoln was born on Feb. 12 and George Washington on Feb. 22. However, the tales of presidents past could fill a day - or more.
Help make the area more beautiful through the Great American Cleanup
Everyone wants to live, work, and play in a clean and green community - and it's up to everyone to make that possible. We all have to work together to improve the overall quality of life for our community.
Area teens inducted into teen honor group
The members of Bryan-Liberty Counties Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction announced the chartering and induction of 12 teens to the Bryan-Liberty Counties Chapter of Top Teens of America in November at the Liberty County/Armed Forces Branch YMCA.
Letters from Vietnam illuminate hard times
The Vietnam War is not a popular subject in the United States, especially considering the thousands of men who were drafted and had to go there and fight, and the families of those whose soldiers did not come back.
Cupcake War registration opens
The Hinesville Area Arts Council is hosting a Cupcake War from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, March 3 at the Stafford Pavilion.
Flying into the future
Aerial intelligence is here to stay, according to Kevan Stone, a Richmond Hill resident who works with Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) as a military contractor.
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