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Nathaniel Lamad Wesley

Nathaniel Lamad Wesley

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Kingsland man faces manslaughter charges

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, December 22, 2022
A Kingsland man is in jail and charged with voluntary manslaughter after the Kingsland Police Department says a family domestic dispute resulted in a deadly shooting. Nathaniel Lamad Wesley, 28, of Kingsland, was booked into the Camden County Jail on Monday and charged with voluntary manslaughter.
Denny O’Dell Taylor

Denny O’Dell Taylor

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Folkston man charged in vehicular death

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, December 22, 2022
A 54-year-old Folkston man is charged with homicide by vehicle, second degree misdemeanor, in connection to a fatal crash that killed one man and left a woman in a medically induced coma, according to the Kingsland Police Department.
During a Kingsland City Council meeting, a woman accused Habitat for Humanity of racism.

During a Kingsland City Council meeting, a woman accused Habitat for Humanity of racism.

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Habitat owner alleges racism in home selection

Sam Rowland
Thursday, December 22, 2022
  New development decisions took up much of the agenda at the Dec. 12 Kingsland City Council meeting, including discussion of a traffic signal study, a review of the Water and Sewer Utility Master Plan and further steps toward the establishment of TAD #2 in Camden Woods.
Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute researchers spotted the Medusa, a 42-year-old right whale, with her calf Dec. 7 off St. Catherines Sound.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute researchers spotted the Medusa, a 42-year-old right whale, with her calf Dec. 7 off St. Catherines Sound.

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RETURN OF THE WHALES

News Staff
Thursday, December 15, 2022
T he first two mother-calf pairs of the 2022-23 North Atlantic right whale calving season were spotted in Georgia waters. This species is highly endangered, with fewer than 350 individual and fewer than 70 breeding females left in the world.
The National Park Service is seeking public input on Cumberland Island National Seashore’s Visitor Use Management Plan.

The National Park Service is seeking public input on Cumberland Island National Seashore’s Visitor Use Management Plan.

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Park service seeks input on proposal

Sam Rowland
Thursday, December 15, 2022
Cumberland Island National Seashore is seeking public feedback on a proposed updated Visitor Use Management Plan.
Danny Riggins

Danny Riggins

Newly elected St. Marys city councilman dies

Scott J. Bryan
Monday, December 12, 2022
Danny Riggins, who was elected in November to serve as a St. Marys city councilman, died Sunday. He was 70. Riggins, who ran for the Post 3 seat, secured his first political victory with 3,551 votes (64%). “Danny Riggins loved St.
A St. Marys man has pleaded guilty connected to the killing of a U.S. Army service member.

A St. Marys man has pleaded guilty connected to the killing of a U.S. Army service member.

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St. Marys man admits guilt in killing

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, December 8, 2022
A St. Marys man and former U.S. Army service member has admitted his involvement in a plot that led to the death of a fellow soldier, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia. Jordan Brown, 21, of St. Marys, has pleaded guilty to assault upon a U.S.
Steve Conner

Steve Conner

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Conner edges by Ingram in St. Marys City Council runoff

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, December 8, 2022
The final seat on the St. Marys City Council has been filled for 2023. Camden County Schools middle school athletics director Steven Conner collected 2,761 votes (52.33%) to win the runoff election for the Post 2 seat.

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St. Marys officials stump for development deal

Sam Rowland
Thursday, December 8, 2022
At the latter two public information sessions on St. Marys’ public-private collaboration development deal with Raydient LLC, St. Marys City Manager Robby Horton announced the package vote needed to advance the project has been moved back to the Dec. 19 City Council Meeting.
Still shots from security cameras inside Camden County High School show law enforcement officials searching the school for a shooter Nov. 30. Reports of a shooting at the school were a hoax.

Still shots from security cameras inside Camden County High School show law enforcement officials searching the school for a shooter Nov. 30. Reports of a shooting at the school were a hoax.

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Principal thankful for law enforcement response during school shooting hoax

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, December 8, 2022
Camden County Schools has released images showing law enforcement officials going door to door during a school shooting hoax Nov. 30 at Camden County High School.