Archive By Author - Jessica Holthaus
When horses and ballet meet
"Horses" and "ballet" are not two words that normally go together, but they will next week.
Richmond Hill DFCS office to cut back hours
Some changes will be happening at the Department of Family and Children Services (DFCS) office in Richmond Hill as a result of a lack of state funding.
RHRA wants adults, too
While 'recreation' and 'kids' often go hand in hand, the Richmond Hill Recreation Association is hoping to expand that to more adults.
Indian Bluff property up for rezoning
The historic Indian Bluff property is currently on the table for possible rezoning to be developed.
Jack Kingston talks energy
Congressman Jack Kingston thinks its time for a real debate to happen, and a vote to be taken, on offshore drilling in America.
‘Pollution is the one big enemy of it all’
If you think one small piece of trash thrown out in the ocean won't mean anything, think again.
Vets say VA service is ‘hard to get into’
How long does it take for a disabled veteran to apply for the Independent Living Program as part of the Veteran Affairs Vocational Rehabilitation?
Outgoing BoE member pushes bids
Bids for timbering and clearing will soon be going out for 10 to 12 acres of land off Hwy. 280, next to the Lanier Primary School.
Smart schools, not smart politics
Windy days in Georgia It doesn't take much to realize that finding energy resources (let's just say oil for example) is becoming a bigger and bigger issue – with a bigger price tag attached to it, as this summer's gas prices have shown. Southern Co., the umbrella company that owns Georgia Power, is being proactive about it, along with some help from a couple coastal Georgia islands. Southern Co. is ...
Green Creek Nature Trail dedicated, ready
If you're driving down Hwy. 144 at the posted speed limit, you'll likely drive right past it.
Pair of school board candidates attend GSBA, GPEE forum
Local school board candidates and state legislative candidates were all invited to an Education Policy Forum, held recently in Savannah.
BoE candidate forum is Thursday night
Thursday night the community is invited to hear what the Board of Education candidates have to say about local and state education issues.
Public hearing to be held Thursday for Comp Plan
The Bryan County Comprehensive Plan has been a work in progress for the past year.
Woman arrested for Pembroke stabbing
A Pembroke resident was arrested after a stabbing Friday afternoon, according to the Pembroke Police Department. Amy Sheree McGirt, 25, was picked up Saturday morning in Ellabell after she allegedly fled Friday from the crime scene, a trailer near the Leggett's Stop and Go on North Main Street. PPD Chief Billy Collins said McGirt was arrested without any problems and taken to the Bryan County Jail. In a police report, PPD Officer Gregory Atwood ...
Biomedical company coming to county
The Development Authority says their plan to offer more jobs to local residents and grow the industrial park, located in Black Creek, is working.
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