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St Marys woman shares miracles in book

“There was no way I could have known that night, October 14, 1987, my life was about to change forever. On the dark country road, midway between Bay Springs and Petal, there was a car crash.

Grand jury indicts in theft case

A Kingsland woman is facing 13 charges after being indicted by the grand jury for allegedly stealing more than $25,000 from Lang’s Seafood over a six-month period in 2018 after investigators from the sheriff’s office and the National Park Service looked into the alleged theft.

Bank robbery suspect nabbed in 15 minutes

A 30-year-old Virginia man, Yeshua Joel Reese, was arrested Friday morning, Jan. 10, about an hour after allegedly robbing Heritage Bank in St. Marys. Bank employees contacted 911 at about 9:18 a.m. after a man came in and asked to open an account.

Elections board makes polling place changes

An estimated 60 percent of Camden County voters will be assigned to new polling places this year following a vote by the board of elections and voter registration.

Woodbine welcomes new mayor, council members

Kizziler "Kizzi" Knight said she wasn't going to throw her hat into the Woodbine mayor's race last fall because she didn't think it was her time.  But as the final days of qualifying arrived with no candidates having qualified to run, her friends and family leaned on her to reconsider.

Fifth defendant sentenced in stolen explosives case

A former Marine has been sentenced to two months in federal prison for helping bury stolen ammunition and explosives from Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base. Tyler Wallace pleaded guilty to theft of government property in June.

Verizon sues county over cell tower denial

Verizon is asking the federal court to intervene after Camden County Board of Commissioners denied its application for an almost 200-foot cell tower at Harrietts Bluff.

PSA revenues up 41 percent this fiscal year

With changes having been made across the board at the Camden County Public Service Authority, taxpayers are now getting more bang for their buck.  PSA director Joey Cason explained the changes in the numbers during a report to the board at its Dec. 19 meeting in Kingsland.

Church buys, wipes out over 1,200 medical debt

This Christmas, more than 1,200 people will get a letter about their medical debt. But it won’t be the usual letter that makes you feel icky. It will be a happy letter, an unexpected letter. It’s going to say that Christ’s Church Camden in Kingsland has bought and forgiven that medical debt.