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County Democrats elect 2011 officers
The Liberty County Democratic Committee recently elected new officers. They are David Anderson, treasurer; Sandy Burch, secretary; Luciria Luckey Lovette, first vice chairman; Ralph H. Dixon Sr., second vice chairman; and Charles Frasier, chairman.
Goldenheirs learning of going 'green'
Keep Liberty Beautiful director Sara Swida talked to the Goldenheirs at the group's February meeting.
Rappers showcase talent, raise funds at YMCA
On Tuesday evening, talk of "pretty boy swag" and staying in school - and away from the streets - filled the Liberty County Armed Services YMCA.
Best things: Get the yard in ship shape
Early spring traditionally is a busy time for gardeners, plant enthusiasts and lawn-care aficionados. There are a variety of ways to get your yard ready for warm weather and Robert Bell, Liberty County Extension Service county coordinator, recently shared with the Courier a few of his best tips:
Congressional art award for BI student
An 18-year-old Bradwell Institute student won the 2011 United States Congressional High School Art Exhibition for Georgia's First Congressional District, a contest hosted by Armstrong Atlantic State University.
200 Club members share group’s mission with Rotary
Tak Argentinis, president of the 200 Club, spoke to Hinesville Rotarians on Tuesday during the group's regular lunchtime meeting at Western Sizzlin'.
Six complete military basics
Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Shavante S. Zachary graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
Photo exhibit celebrates trees
Coastal trees' beauty and benefits have been illuminated in the annual Arbor Day photography competition hosted by the Hinesville Area Arts Council and Keep Liberty Beautiful.
Local in film, studying for doctorate
Kristyl Dawn Tift reports that she recently completed work on the film "Looper" (starring Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt), in the role of Madame. The film will be in theaters in 2012. Meanwhile, she can be seen in the film "Hall Pass," which stars Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis and will be released Friday.
Steel Magnolia Club treasures memories
Several years ago, a few Long County ladies started getting together to celebrate one another's birthdays. At the time, none of them could have predicted their gatherings eventually would morph into the Steel Magnolia Club. Before they knew it, the women had bonded and the 12 dear friends frequently made plans to chat over coffee and keep one another company on other occasions.
Richmond Hill resident a Cold War hero
In 1962, the Cold War reached new and dangerous heights with the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Dance brings romance to civic center
Liberty County love birds celebrated Valentine's Day early by cutting a rug Friday night beneath the new tin roof of the Dorchester Village Civic Center in Midway.
Two complete basic training
Jeffrey Manuel Lopez, a 2010 Liberty County High School graduate, graduated from Coast Guard basic training Dec. 21 in Camp May, N.J. He was selected for the United States Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor Guard. He will join his twin brother in Alexandria, Va.
Midway man recognized at Reagan celebration
Georgians came from near and far to Valdosta last week to meet Michael Reagan as he joined the Southwest Georgia Republican Women in celebrating the centennial birthday of his father, former President Ronald Wilson Reagan.
Ogeechee riverkeeper paddling away
Chandra Brown joked that she can't handle three children.
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Church-based group wants to help disabled
Retired probation officer and Hinesville resident Arthur Stewart spends his time golfing with friends, attending and serving as a junior warden at St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church, and building handicap ramps for physically disabled residents of Liberty, McIntosh and Glynn counties.
Riverkeeper meeting is Saturday
An organization committed to protecting the Ogeechee River basin will hold its annual meeting and membership drive from noon until 3 p.m Saturday at Love's Seafood Restaurant.
Rare termite finds home in Hinesville
A rare species of termites reported on in the Courier a year ago continued to spread through the building in which they were found, and now they've been discovered in the oak trees in Bradwell Park.
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