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Judge’s exit pushing ‘American Idol’ to crossroads
LOS ANGELES - "American Idol" is on the brink of an adolescent identity crisis.
Poor choices can cause big water problems
We all have outdoor chores and activities we do on a regular basis. Do you ever think about the consequences of some of the choices you may be making in those activities?
Dispute focuses on Dylan guitar
NEW YORK - Bob Dylan and historians at PBS are in a dispute over the whereabouts of an electric guitar that the singer plugged in at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, quite possibly the most historic single instrument in rock 'n' roll.
Spiritual leaders are Twitter’s true heavy hitters
ATLANTA - Twitter gives the impression of being obsessed with mindless earthly trivia, from Justin Bieber's latest heartfelt tweet to his Beliebers to LeBron James' reflections on winning the NBA championship.
Burns, Davis win Cutest Couple Contest
Carla's Colonial Bridal and Formal held its first Cutest Engaged Couple Contest this week. The winners were Victoria Burns and Paul Davis. Burns has won her choice of an accessory for Carla's Colonial Bridal, $300 off of a wedding picture package with Jennifer Norton Photography and 15 percent off her wedding flowers from Colonial Floral and Gift Gallery.
Recycling contests can help cure summertime boredom
Parents, have you heard that proverbial summertime cry yet?
Travels with the Courier
Venus, Bessie, Charzetta and Sally Quarterman hold a copy of the Coastal Courier during a May trip to Washington, D.C. Among their stops was the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial.
Summer Slam goes on despite triple digit temps
It was a sweltering, 100-plus degrees, but that didn't stop people from enjoying the annual Summer Slam Sunday at Salter's Field.
Elliott speaks at Goldenheirs' June meeting
Goldenheirs met June 5 at First Baptist in Hinesville for their monthly meeting.
Keeping your lawn ‘green’ all summer long
Maintaining a healthy yard is important to most homeowners. Most people maintain their lawns themselves, and many take pride in how attractive their yards are.
Independence Day pageant held in Long Co.
Young women from across the region competed recently in the Miss Independence Day Pageant at Long County High School in Ludowici.
Local author details life of fictional boy in Hinesville
A few weeks ago, I stopped at the Coastal Courier and talked with Pat Watkins. He showed me a book called "Seasons of Liberty" by Gary Smiley and asked if I had read it. I had never even heard of it.
Luncheon centers on conservation
Ecological conservation was the focus of conversation Thursday during the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce luncheon hosted by Keep Liberty Beautiful.
‘Dad and Me’ contest winners announced
Robert Smith and Jessica Smith Zoucks won Colonial Floral and Gift Gallery's "Dad and Me" look-a-like contest for Father's Day.
Trinity Temple College holds reunion
Trinity Temple College of Religion in Hinesville recently held a reunion for its alumni.
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Kickoff Thursday for Long Relay
The American Cancer Society will hold its Long County Relay for Life kickoff at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 15, at A New Beginning Church.
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