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Community Calendar Dec. 16-19
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November-December

CASA to host 3rd Annual Toy Drive

Atlantic Area Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (also known as CASA), is currently hosting their 3rd Annual CASA Toy Drive. Each donation will be given the children advocated by CASA Volunteers. 

The non-profit organization, established back in 1999, advocates for abused and neglected children that have been placed in foster care through juvenile court proceedings in six counties, including Liberty, Long and Tattnall. 

From now through Dec. 11, community members and businesses can donate toys and gift cards to the CASA office, located at 1113 East Oglethorpe Highway in Hinesville. All toys must be new and unwrapped and gift cards must be at a minimum of twenty dollars. For more information call 912-876-3816 or head over to www.atlanticareacasa.com.



Dec. 19

Wreaths for Warriors Walk

Wreaths for Warriors Walk will be hosting the 14th annual wreath laying beginning at noon Dec. 19, at Cottrell Field, Fort Stewart.

Due to the ongoing pandemic there will be no formal ceremony this year, just the wreath laying event at Warriors Walk to honor the 469 soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Beginning at noon, persons who wish to participate and help honor the 469 fallen soldiers can come and take a wreath and walk out to Warriors Walk and place it at the base of one of the white crêpe myrtle trees.


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Kings Road home destroyed in Friday night fire
Family, pets escape unharmed
Kings Road Fire
A family of three and their two dogs escaped from a blaze that destroyed their Kings Road home Friday night.

Two adults, their 8-year-old daughter and their two dogs have been displaced after fire destroyed their home on the 800 block of Kings Road, according to Hinesville Fire Department Fire Marshal Michael Scoggins.

Scoggins said 911 was notified of the fire at 9:33 p.m. Friday. When officers from the Hinesville Police Department arrived, the residence was fully engulfing flames. The family escaped with their pets without injury.

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