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Coastal YMCA surpasses goal
RICHMOND HILL - Dozens of people from across the Coastal Empire gathered March 19 in the Richmond Hill City Center for the Young Men's Christian Association of Coastal Georgia's 158th annual meeting.
Good Friday Walk helps homeless
Hundreds took part in this year's Good Friday Walk for Shelter. Some participants still were registering even as the walk began at noon.
Students spread cheer at Easter
For the second year in a row, members of Stuff 4 Love, a group founded by First Presbyterian student Kelsey Higgason, assembled Easter baskets for area foster children in need.
Charity concert focuses on Rotary work
SAVANNAH - The Rotary Clubs of Coastal Georgia recently announced the fourth annual "Play it Forward" concert will be from 4-7 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at the Ships of the Sea Museum and Gardens, 41 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Savannah.
Forestry pageant set for June
Plans are under way for the 74th Annual Miss Georgia Forestry State Scholarship Pageant. The pageant will be in Tifton, Ga., at the Performing Arts Center.
Community mourns loss of businessman
The recent death of local businessman William A. Lamas is a loss to his family, his customers and the Hinesville community.
'Deadfall' has great characters
"Deadfall" is a satisfying new crime thriller available on home video and digital download. It easily fits the neo-noir genre and will be a good diversion for fans of films like "Fargo," "Killshot" and "True Grit " or the FX series "Justified."
At the movies March 29-April 4
HINESVILLE: Liberty Stadium Cinemas
Buffets factor in 'battle of the bulge'
I like food. Actually, I love food. And I reasoned that since I gave up all my youthful vices and indiscretions, I should at least be allowed to eat what I want and as much as I want.
History lecture on area architecture
The Richmond Hill Historical Society will host professor and noted historian, Chris Hendrix, as guest speaker at 7 p.m. April 4 in the Richmond Hill Museum for its monthly lecture series.
Horoscopes for week of March 27-April 2
March 21 to April 19: Rumors of a change in the workplace could make you a mite uneasy about going ahead with implementing your ideas. Best advice: Ignore the talk and proceed as planned.
Spring Liberty Life is out
What's the story behind Dorchester Academy on Highway 84? How do people out on Colonels Island spend their time?
Red Hat Bells have fashion show
The Red Hat Liberty Bells had a fasjion show during their March meeting at Cherokee Rose Country Club.
How about something different for Easter
Coloring Easter eggs, hiding them and hunting for them has been a holiday staple for generations. Every now and then, however, Easter celebrants desire something different.
Sad letter stirs childhood memories
Last week, my article was about 'coon and 'possum hunting according to Luther Henry Quarterman. He married Mary Elizabeth Walker from McIntosh County, and this week, my focus is on her.
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Debating food preferences is futile
Sometimes at a public gathering someone will privately comment on one of my food columns. Most are kind, telling me how much they agree with my assessment of steaks, seafood or certain restaurants. Others tell me up front I got it all wrong about which is better - North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Memphis, Kansas City or St. Louis barbecue.
RH seafood fest this weekend
It's that time of year again. That time when the smell of perfectly cooked seafood and the sound of live local and national acts fill the air in J.F. Gregory Park.
Horoscopes for week of Oct. 16-22
Sept. 23 to Oct. 22: Some misunderstandings resist being resolved. But your sincerity in wanting to soothe those hurt feelings wins the day. By month's end, that relationship should begin to show signs of healing.
Memphis Belle keeping past alive
Those who thought they spotted a World War II-era bomber over the skies of Savannah early Monday afternoon weren't imagining things.
Wildlife fest draws crowd
The 32nd annual Long County Fall Wildlife Festival drew a crowd Saturday to its site off Darwell Long Road. Beautiful weather made the day's festivities especially enjoyable for patrons of all ages.
Pembroke minister heads state NAACP
A Statesboro civil-rights attorney and Pembroke pastor has been elected the newest leader of the Georgia State Conference NAACP.
Rotarians discuss Affordable Care Act
Hinesville Rotary Club members heard details and implications of the Affordable Care Act from local business owners and operators during Tuesday's lunch meeting.
Funny stories from the bench
A bondsman can be a person's best friend if he is caught and put in jail and his bond is set for a huge amount of money. He can call a bondsman to put up the bond for him.
District Garden Club meeting on Jekyll
Oleander District of The Garden Club of Georgia Inc.'s 55th annual meeting, "By the Sea," will be held Oct. 22 at the Morgan Center on Jekyll Island.
It's starting to look like Halloween
It starts to look like Halloween next week. See "Monster House," rated PG, at 7 p.m. Oct. 25 on the grassy area on the south side of Tominac Fitness Center. There is no charge. Movie-goers are asked to bring their own snacks. If it rains, the film will be shown inside Tominac.
Area artist’s work on display in October
Local artist Kallie Breningstall doesn't feel confined to a particular art media. Her prints, paintings, photography, pottery, pencil drawings, sculpture and hand-made jewelry are on display this month at the Hinesville Area Arts Council gallery at 102 Commerce St. in downtown Hinesville.
HUD, VA partner to help homeless vets
Hinesville Assistant City Manager Ken Howard and Homeless Prevention Program coordinator Daisy Jones invited representatives from the Savannah Veterans Affairs Primary Care Clinic to hold information sessions Monday morning in the Community Development training room.
Georgia Gardner at Oct. 24 luncheon
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce will host Walter Reeves, the Georgia Gardener, at the Progress Through People Luncheon at noon Thursday, Oct. 24, at the Liberty County Performing Arts Center in Flemington.
'Gravity' lifted by Bullock's performance
Sandra Bullock has boldly gone where no actor has gone before in her new film, "Gravity," which transports viewers to outer space and utilizes new filming technology.
161-year-old school back to educating
Another part of local history has been preserved by the Dorchester Village Civic Center's board of directors.
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