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The Veterans Academic Learning Opportunities and Resources (VALOR) student organization hosted its annual Veterans Day Ceremony in November at the flagpole on the college’s Brunswick campus.

The Veterans Academic Learning Opportunities and Resources (VALOR) student organization hosted its annual Veterans Day Ceremony in November at the flagpole on the college’s Brunswick campus.

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Local college earns veteran-friendly honor for 11th year

News Staff
Friday, December 19, 2025
The College of Coastal Georgia has once again been recognized as one of the nation’s most veteran-friendly institutions, earning a spot on Military Times’ 2025 Best for Vets: Colleges list, the largest and most comprehensive ranking of schools committed to supporting military service members,...
Representatives from Camden County Emergency Management, local and state law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies, the Camden County School System, and Southeast Georgia Health System attended an active threat exercise Dec. 12 at Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School in Woodbine.

Representatives from Camden County Emergency Management, local and state law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies, the Camden County School System, and Southeast Georgia Health System attended an active threat exercise Dec. 12 at Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School in Woodbine.

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Agencies partner for active threat exercise at elementary school

News Staff
Friday, December 19, 2025
Camden County Emergency Management supported a multi-agency active threat exercise Friday, Dec. 12, at Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School as part of the ongoing commitment to preparedness, coordination and public safety.
Camden County Commissioners Cody Smith and Jim Goodman attempted to persuade a judge to rule against its own governing body Monday during a motion-to-dismiss hearing at the Camden County Courthouse in Woodbine.

Camden County Commissioners Cody Smith and Jim Goodman attempted to persuade a judge to rule against its own governing body Monday during a motion-to-dismiss hearing at the Camden County Courthouse in Woodbine.

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Commissioners spar over millage rate process in courtroom

Scott J. Bryan
Monday, December 15, 2025
By Scott J. Bryan publisher@tribune-georgian.com   Camden County Commissioners Cody Smith and Jim Goodman attempted to persuade a judge to rule against its own governing body Monday during a motion-to-dismiss hearing at the Camden County Courthouse in Woodbine.
Maeleigh Hodge, right, helps state Rep. Steven Sainz, center, and Camden County Sheriff Kevin Chaney unveil a replica of the sign recognizing Maeleigh’s mother, Rachel Hodge, who died April 18, 2020. Rachel Hodge was a 911 dispatcher for the Camden County Sheriff’s Office.

Maeleigh Hodge, right, helps state Rep. Steven Sainz, center, and Camden County Sheriff Kevin Chaney unveil a replica of the sign recognizing Maeleigh’s mother, Rachel Hodge, who died April 18, 2020. Rachel Hodge was a 911 dispatcher for the Camden County Sheriff’s Office.

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Sign of a difference

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, December 11, 2025
On April 18, 2020, Camden County’s Rachel Hodge, 26, died in a car crash. Her name, and legacy, will live on forever through the installation of the Rachel Hodge Memorial Intersection sign located at the intersection of Satilla Bluff Road and Pine Forest Drive.
Camden County Board of Commissioners

Camden County Board of Commissioners

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County court hearing set for Monday

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, December 11, 2025
Two Camden County commissioners’ case to halt the county’s governing body from adopting a millage rate it has already approved is set to go before a judge for a show-cause hearing at 9 a.m. Monday, Dec. 15, at the Camden County Courthouse in Woodbine. On Oct.
St. Marys City Hall

St. Marys City Hall

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St. Marys aquatic center’s future in limbo

News Staff
Friday, December 5, 2025
The St. Marys Aquatic Center is in need of expensive repairs, but before the St. Marys City Council commits to fixing it, some members of council want to discuss whether the recreational facility should remain in the city’s future plans.