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Council member charged with DUI
Pembroke Councilman Elijah Lewis Jr. was arrested early Sunday morning for allegedly driving under the influence.
Richmond Hill's Relay for Life this weekend
Richmond Hill is gearing up for its Relay for Life this weekend, and event chairperson Christy Crowley said she expects it to be very successful.
Pembroke dedicates park
The city of Pembroke dedicated the park behind city hall on Sunday to Woodrow Pickett, who was the city's mayor from 1978 to 1989.
Pembroke city shop looted
The City of Pembroke's shop was broken into early Sunday morning and a city truck was stolen.
Dry weather, plenty of fires
Dry conditions are keeping Bryan firefighters busy on both ends of the county.
'The worst I've seen it'
With continual dry weather, and no relief in sight, water restrictions and increased risks regarding fire safety have become a reality this week for Bryan County and other areas of the state.
BoE tables uniform policy
The Bryan County Board of Education voted 4-3 to table the uniform policy, at their regular meeting at BCES on Thursday, choosing instead to gather more information on the topic.
Odyssey teams can go to Michigan
Three Odyssey of the Mind teams from Richmond Hill High School have earned the right to participate in the organization's world finals at Michigan State University, and their advisers and school officials say they're going to go.
If she were mayor...
Mallory McGee might have a pretty good future in government. The Georgia Municipal Association chose RHMS sixth grader Mallory McGee's submission to the "If I Were Mayor, I Would…" essay contest as the District 12 winner, beating out 272 other district entries. If Mallory were indeed the mayor of Richmond Hill, she states in her essay she would "improve recycling by making ordinances to stop people from littering…add more sidewalks…hire more police agents and fire fighters ...
Group provides help to those in need
Helping Hands, a non-profit Bryan County organization, lent a hand April 21 to assist an elderly Richmond Hill couple in fixing up their home.
Survivors feted at Relay for Life dinner
The Richmond Hill Relay for Life committee sponsored a dinner Monday night to honor cancer survivors in the area.
Annual Miss BCHS pageant is a beauty
Lanier Primary School was the site of the annual Miss BCHS Beauty Pageant Saturday night. Age divisions ranged from Tiny Miss to Miss BCHS and all age groups were represented by beautiful young ladies that competed in both the formal and casual wear categories.
Potential here for 'explosive growth'
Reaffirming what several have said before him, AASU Director for the Center for Regional Analysis Michael Toma exclaimed at Magnolia Manor that Bryan County has a strong economic future and should anticipate an "explosive growth in population."
Feeling artsy?
Feeling artsy? On Saturday, Arts on the Coast is sponsoring their second annual art show at the Wetlands Center at J.F. Gregory Park and everyone is invited to attend. "This show will showcase our visual artists," said Sarah Volker, visual arts chairperson for the group. "We'll have anything from marble and bronze sculptures, photography, oil and water color paintings, collage work and charcoal graphics. There'll be a little bit of everything." ...
Annual Miss BCHS pageant is a beauty
Lanier Primary School was the site of the annual Miss BCHS Beauty Pageant Saturday night. Age divisions ranged from Tiny Miss to Miss BCHS and all age groups were represented by beautiful young ladies that competed in both the formal and casual wear categories.
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Judge issues ruling on landfill suit
Superior Court Judge David Cavendar has issued a ruling in favor of Bryan County's ordinances regarding landfills in the lawsuit filed by Atlantic Waste Services against the county.
Transmission line work in South Bryan moving ahead
Construction began last month on a single-pole 115 kilovolt transmission line between Bryan and Liberty counties, and it's expected to pick up this summer.
King says water tests erroneous
Recent water test results at the site of King America Finishing, a Screven County textiles plant under fire by Ogeechee River advocates concerned about pollution, were erroneous, according to an attorney representing the company.
City votes 3-1 for new sign regs
After weeks of planning, consulting with business owners and deliberation, the city of Richmond Hill has put in place new sign regulations after the city council approved a new sign ordinance Tuesday.
Georgia’s First Lady reads to LPS students
Kindergarteners at Lanier Primary School were entertained by a special guest Friday when Georgia's First Lady Sandra Deal stopped by the school to read a story to students.
City called meetings
The city of Richmond Hill has scheduled two called meetings.
Addressing mental health
A group of more than 20 banded together Tuesday to discuss challenges facing Bryan County residents in need of mental and behavioral health services during a forum hosted by Bryan County Family Connection.
Quill flags, vehicle signs to be allowed in proposed regs
Concerns expressed from some business owners about portions of Richmond Hill's proposed sign ordinance regarding quill flags and vehicular signs were addressed Tuesday by the Richmond Hill Committee for Architectural Review.
Kingston looks to U.S. Senate
He's represented coastal Georgia residents at the federal level for 20 years, and now Congressman Jack Kingston is vying for the U.S. Senate in 2014.
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