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'The Fall' has interesting premise
Today, we'll venture across the pond to examine a new British crime drama series, "The Fall," starring former "X-Files" star Gillian Anderson.
At the movies July 12-18
HINESVILLE: Liberty Stadium Cinemas
Pickles compliment great meals
An expression like "Being in a real pickle " suggests a place you don't want to be, but I don't understand why.
Horoscopes for week of July 10-16
June 21 to July 22: Be sure about your sources before you use the information in any decision you reach about your new project. Some of the data might be out of date or misinterpreted.
Funeral for Hinesville's first police dog
Members of the Hinesville Police Department on Monday went to Carter Funeral Home in Hinesville to remember "Officer Brad," a K-9 member of the force. The 6-1/2-year-old German shepherd dual-purpose drug-patrol dog was euthanized June 29 after it tripped and fell off of its handler's porch, shattering its front right leg.
Community bids farewell to Ernie Walthour
Hundreds of people made their way inside the St. James Sports Center on Saturday to pay tribute to the man who practically built the facility and dedicated his life to the children who went there for sports and after-school programs.
Back-to-school rally Saturday
For Liberty County students, summer is coming to a close, which means it's almost time to start shopping for school supplies and uniforms.
Navy getting three recruits with area ties
Navy Airman Adam T. Breedlove, son of Sara Ann Breedlove of Marion, Ind., and Gary W. Breedlove of Midway, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill.
Grow A Girl hosts pageant
Grow A Girl Network had its third annual "Diamonds and Pearls" Scholarship Pageant on June 22 at the Shuman Recreation Center.
Newly weds' gifts benefit Project Lifesaver
When Liberty County Sheriff Steve Sikes suggested starting Project Lifesaver in Liberty County two years ago deputy Capt. David Edwards adopted the program.
Cosmopolitan crowns Miss Teen Liberty
The Cosmopolitan Club recently held its annual Miss Teenage Liberty County Pageant. Three young ladies competed in sportswear, formal wear and question-and-answer categories.
Singer has Midway ties
Singer-songwriter Anthony D'Shon Wilson, a Midway native and current Atlanta resident, appeared July 4 on WTOC's "Mid-Morning Live" and will perform at the Apollo on July 10 in New York. He is the son of Patricia and Courtney Barham.
Qualifying race for All Army 10-Miler
Spend a relaxing day floating down South Georgia's scenic Canoochee River.
Salute to Nation on post for Fourth
Bright bursts of red, white and blue fireworks lit the cloudy skies over Fort Stewart's Cottrell Field Thursday at the Salute to the Nation Independence Day celebration.
Hinesville PD's first K9 officer dies
K9 Officer Brad from Hinesville Police Department was laid to rest on Saturday, June 28, 2013, at AVS in Orange Park, Fla., after tripping and shattering his front left leg, which added to a list of multiple pre-existing injuries that were obtained while serving his community.
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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.
Fort Morris defenders honored
Georgia's only Revolutionary War historic site, Sunbury's Fort Morris, held its annual "Come and Take It!" encampment Saturday, drawing more than 200 visitors to the earthen berms on the banks of the Medway River.
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.
'Killing Season' wastes two legends
What do you get when you mix John Travolta, Robert De Niro and a couple of hunting bows?
Community unites in gratitude
Ten local pastors, two Army chaplains, three choirs, two praise dance teams, numerous local leaders and the commander of the 3rd Infantry Division took part in the 11th annual Mayor's Thanksgiving Service.
United Way falls short of 2013 goal
The United Way of Liberty County just missed its $199,000 fundraising campaign goal for 2013. The organization raised $182,021, or 91 percent of its goal, according to Jennifer Darsey, director of the United Way of the Coastal Empire's Liberty office. Last year's goal was $195,000, she said. The campaign began Sept. 4 and ended Nov. 22.
At the movies Nov. 29-Dec. 5
HINESVILLE: Liberty Stadium Cinemas 9
Be thankful for the turkey leftovers
I'm not making light of Thanksgiving Day by suggesting we should be thankful for leftovers. To have enough is a feast. To have leftovers is a blessing of abundance, and that's what Thanksgiving is all about.
Liberty celebrating holidays
Liberty Countians will have the opportunity to visit with Santa and his reindeer, create holiday-themed arts and crafts, decorate cookies and join in caroling at the seventh annual Christmas in the Park from 5-8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 2, in downtown Hinesville's Bradwell Park. The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce and the Hinesville Downtown Development Authority host the free event, which, will end with the crowd singing "Silent Night" as the community Christmas tree is lit. For information, call 368-4445.
Horoscopes for week of Nov. 27-Dec. 3
Nov. 22 to Dec. 21: An unsettling mood at the start of the week soon lifts and gives way to a more positive attitude as you find fun and friendship beginning to dominate your aspect.
Memories of Thanksgiving
The old turkeys are getting scared this time of the year and telling everyone they see to eat more pork or beef!
Utility workers donate to local charities
The Citizens of Georgia Power Company donated $2,500 checks to the Manna House and Helen's Haven on Thursday morning.
Home health care topic of meeting
Goldenheirs heard about Home Health Care in Hinesville during its meeting Nov. 5 at First Baptist Church.
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.
'Homeland' slipping this season
Based upon the Israeli series "Prisoners of War," Showtime's American spy thriller "Homeland" is in its third season and has the green light for a 12-episode fourth season, set to premiere in 2014.
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