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Members swear in, new board OKs new technology
One returning and two newly elected commissioners were sworn into office Tuesday just in time for the first meeting of the Bryan County Board of Commissioners in the new year.
Winn breaks ground on more expansion
Military and community leaders gathered Thursday morning outside Winn Army Community Hospital for a groundbreaking ceremony, kicking off construction of the hospital's Phase II expansion.
Former RH banker faces defrauding charges
A Richmond Hill banker with the failed First National Bank was indicted Friday by a federal grand jury in Savannah on charges of defrauding First National Bank and other banks out of millions of dollars.
Sewer, safety big for Pembroke in year ahead
The city of Pembroke has several projects on its agenda for 2013 including a new public safety complex, sewer work and a new city website.
Council approves spending plan for RH City Center
A budget that caps the city's contribution to the Richmond Hill City Center was approved by the city council on Thursday during its first meeting of the year in City Hall.
Big projects, bonuses, more round out 2012
Our look back on 2012 in Bryan County comes to a close on a positive note as we review stories of progress, graditude and closure.
Station 10 on tap for 2013
Bryan County residents can expect a new fire station in South Bryan in 2013, as well as improvements to some of the county's recreational facilities, according to County Administrator Ray Pittman.
It's time again to 'Bring one for the Chipper'
Bryan County residents looking to dispose of their live Christmas trees can recycle them during the city of Richmond Hill's annual Bring one for the Chipper event.
Dozens protest police shooting of Ga. man
MACON, Ga. (AP) - The police-involved shooting of an unarmed man drew dozens of protesters to Rosa Parks Square in Macon.
Ga. insurers to offer child-only policies in 2013
ATLANTA (AP) - State Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens has signed an order allowing insurance companies to begin selling individual policies for children next year.
Vultures pick at visitors' cars in Fla. Everglades
HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) - Visitors to parts of Everglades National Park are getting tarps and bungee cords to make their vehicles less delectable to vultures.
Four dead in Moscow airliner crash
MOSCOW (AP) - A passenger airliner careered off the runway at Russia's third-busiest airport and partly onto a highway while landing on Saturday, broke into pieces and caught fire, killing at least four people.
Man killed in shooting during robbery in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - One man was killed and another critically injured in a shooting during an apparent attempted robbery in Augusta.
Budget battle sends mixed signals on health care
WASHINGTON (AP) - Confused about the federal budget struggle? So are doctors, hospital administrators and other medical professionals who serve the 100 million Americans covered by Medicare and Medicaid.
Triumphs, tragedy are part of the 2012 story
A lot happened in 2012, which proved to be a year filled with highs and lows around the world and close to home.
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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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