Camden County is the recipient of a $50,000 grant from a national cellphone carrier for park improvements at Cornelia Jackson Memorial Park. On Tuesday afternoon, county leaders celebrated the grant with a short ceremony at the Woodbine park. The $50,000 T-Mobile Hometown Grant will “enhance Cornelia Jackson Memorial Park by adding new playground equipment to improve community health and wellness and overall quality of life.” Later that day, county commissioners voted unanimously to accept the grant and mat
Cast members for “Elf the Musical” include, front row, from left, Emmalyn Cutler, Alice Marek, Robert Jones, Sadie Andrews and Ashton Harvey. Middle row: Samantha Anderson, Carson Jones, Desiree Williams, Lorelai Bryan and Elizabeth Vail. Back row: Landon Bryan, Caleb Bryan, Chris Kessler, Elisha Cauthen, Paul Rogers, Irie Williams, Reese Andrews, Katelyn Eby, Camille Wilburn, Steven Jones, Victoria Bettinger and Elijah Kessler.
Southeast Georgia Health System Volunteer Services President Kathleen Worthing, left, presents the Summer Volunteer of the Quarter award to Joanne Wesner.
Camden County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Buck Aldridge, left, deploys a Taser at Leonard Allan Cure during a traffic stop Oct. 16. Aldridge later shot and killed Cure when the two fought during the incident.
A new industrial park totaling more than 3.5 million square feet is projected to be completed by 2025.
The 1870 John Rudulph House will be one of the featured homes in the St. Marys Christmas Tour of Homes on Saturday.
Coastal Resources Division Director Doug Haymans, Georgia Department of Natural Resources board member Tim Lowe, and former Coastal Resource Division directors Susan Shipman, Duane Harris, and Spud Woodward kick off the inaugural event of the College of Coastal Georgia’s new Environmental Speaker Series.