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Camden County High School football coach Travis Roland was fired Wednesday. Roland was 13-8 in two seasons.

RELIEVED OF HIS DUTIES

Andy Diffenderfer

Wednesday, November 12, 2025

The Camden County High football program will have new leadership next season. Camden County Schools Superintendent Tracolya Green has relieved Travis Roland of his duties as the Wildcats’ head coach after two seasons on the sidelines, effective immediately.

Camden County Board of Commissioners

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Camden County commissioners working out sports complex details

Wes Wolfe

Friday, November 7, 2025

Camden County’s much-debated multi-use sports complex is heading down the tracks, but it’s moving quite slowly and the specifics are far from settled as county commissioners delved into them during a special scheduled workshop this week.

Stephen Jeffery Kuzniar

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Jacksonville man faces multiple sex offense charges

Scott J. Bryan

Friday, November 7, 2025

A 64-year-old Jacksonville man is charged in connection with child sex crimes, according to the Camden County Sheriff’s Office online inmate log and a sheriff’s office case report. Stephen Jeffery Kuzniar was arrested Oct. 30 by the sheriff’s office and booked into the Camden County Jail.

Camden County Sheriff Kevin Chaney, center, and the Camden County Board of Commissioners recently received a $9,400 grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation for eight Philips Onsite AEDs.

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Camden County Sheriff’s Office receives $9,400 grant

News Staff

Friday, November 7, 2025

The Camden County Sheriff’s Office recently received a $9,400 grant through the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation to purchase eight Philips Onsite AEDs.

St. Marys City Hall

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Cigar lounge obtains St. Marys City Council’s approval

Wes Wolfe

Friday, November 7, 2025

A St. Marys cigar lounge received approval for its liquor license by the St. Marys City Council this week, but not without some discussion about the nature of businesses that serve on-premise alcohol in the city.

Camden County Sheriff’s Office Investigator Richard Daley, center, was named to the county’s Employee of the Quarter.

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Investigator earns quarterly employee honor

News Staff

Friday, November 7, 2025

The Camden County Board of Commissioners recently recognized Camden County Sheriff’s Office Investigator Richard Daley as its Employee of the Quarter. This honor reflects Daley’s outstanding service, professionalism and dedication to Camden County residents.

Cumberland Inlet appears to have a new owner after a settlement between Jacoby Development and other entities was announced. (Michael Lewis Aerial Photography)

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Developer with colorful past to acquire Cumberland Inlet

Wes Wolfe

Wednesday, November 5, 2025

A developer known for big projects and some notorious failures is set to take over the former Gilman Paper Mill site that was to become Jacoby Development’s Cumberland Inlet resort-style residential community.

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DA won’t resign after damning audit

Wes Wolfe

Friday, October 31, 2025

When Camden County joined other counties in the Brunswick Judicial Circuit to pay for an audit of the circuit’s District Attorney’s Office in April, the goal was a basic one.

Nicholas DeWayne Burist

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Burist gets 45 years in prison

Wes Wolfe

Friday, October 31, 2025

One man’s actions in July 2022 on I-95 near Exit 1 left four people dead, four others injured and innumerable people whose lives were permanently changed.

Kingsland City Hall

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Kingsland sets 2026 millage at rollback rate

Wes Wolfe

Friday, October 31, 2025

In a local government budgeting period where both the county and municipalities are struggling to find the dollars to pay for priorities, trying to find that money in property taxes can result in an upset citizenry, as Camden County commissioners experienced recently.