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Council honors local centenarian
The Pembroke City Council presented Monday night a special resolution to one of the city's eldest residents, Altie Moody, in honor of her birthday, which is Sept. 23.
Valuation appeals due soon
Bryan County residents who have concerns with their newly assessed property values still have a few days left to appeal to the county assessor's office.
Hundreds gather to salute 9/11
As the sun set Sunday on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, more than 300 North Bryan residents gathered at Pembroke Christian Church to honor those who died and gave their service during and after the tragic events.
Defense says soldier didn't shoot roommates
FORT STEWART - A U.S. soldier charged with killing two of his Army roommates and wounding another after an argument in Iraq last fall is innocent and should be cleared of murder charges by forensic evidence, his defense attorney said Monday.
New traffic light headed for Hwy. 17
Plans to install a new traffic signal at the intersection of Sommers Boulevard and Hwy. 17 may be one step closer to fruition after decisions made at a called meeting Tuesday by the Richmond Hill City Council.
Roundtable OKs final roads projects list
The Coastal Regional Commission Regional Transportation Roundtable on Wednesday became the first of the state's 12 regions to approve a list of infrastructure improvements for next year's Transportation Investment Act referendum.
Landfill gets negative findings from impact report
A landfill proposed for North Bryan County is at a standstill with both the county government and state Coastal Resource Commission claiming the other must take action for anyone to move forward on the request.
Local events to honor 9/11 memory
Sunday marks the 10th anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and events are planned in honor of those who died and gave their service during the attacks.
Ogeechee River still polluted
Recent tests of the Ogeechee River still show disturbing levels of contaminants, and fish are still dying, Ogeechee Riverkeeper Dianna Wedincamp said.
Secretary of State Kemp visits Bryan County
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp stopped in Bryan County on Tuesday to visit the County Elections Office in Pembroke as well as the Richmond Hill-Bryan County Chamber of Commerce.
Businessman scans radio frequency use
When one thinks of international travel and electronic sleuthing, it is unlikely that Richmond Hill and Bryan County come to mind. However, this past week, that is exactly what happened.
Police look for missing teens
Police are trying to locate two Richmond Hill teens reported missing by their families, according to Richmond Hill Police Lt. Dana Strickland.
Georgia Secretary of State to be in Bryan County today
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp will be in Bryan County today. He will be at the Bryan County Elections office around 11:30 a.m., according to spokesman Matt Carruthers, then Kemp will visit the Richmond Hill-Bryan County Chamber of Commerce at 1 p.m.
Council to hold special meeting
The Richmond Hill City Council will hold a called meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall. The council will consider planning and zoning requests from Denny's Restaurant, Richmond Hill Montessori Preschool, 32 Degress and more. The council will also meet in closed session to discuss civil action 2010-V-877, as well as an ante litem notice regarding Sydney Layne Sanders.
Committee praises value of penny tax
Richmond Hill Rotarians got an in-depth look Thursday at the use and history of special purpose local option sales tax dollars in Bryan County during the club's weekly meeting at the Richmond Hill City Center.
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Richmond Hill OKs debit card fees
Richmond Hill residents will soon pay a 3 percent processing fee on top of their bill if they use a credit or debit card to pay water and sewer bills.
Andrea spares Bryan County
Tropical Storm Andrea didn't do much damage to Bryan County when it passed through the area Thursday night.
Bryan County under tropical storm warning
It's only six days into the 2013 hurricane season, but coastal Georgia and much of the southern East Coast is already bracing for the first named storm of the season.
Big Brother program in need of volunteers
There are plenty of people willing to pitch in and help Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Coastal Empire. There's a shortage of help, nonetheless.
North Bryan crash leaves one dead
A Bryan County man was killed Friday in a wreck involving a motorcycle and pickup at the Olive Branch Road intersection on Highway 280 in Black Creek.
Familes get fun, dinner with Kids Fishing Derby
t was the perfect weather Saturday for young anglers to catch some fish and have some family fun during the 23rd annual Kids Fishing Derby at the Richmond Hill Fish Hatchery.
Program aids with soldiers' transition
A new program that supports the Army Career and Alumni Program is helping soldiers transition from Army life to the civilian workforce.
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