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Doubts persist on PSA parks agreement

Another municipality, another set of questions as to whether the Camden County Public Service Authority park maintenance intergovernmental agreement is up to snuff. This week, leaders in St.

U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter's rural health bill advances

A bipartisan rural health measure championed by U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter cleared a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee last week and as the Tribune & Georgian went to print Wednesday, was on its way for approval by the full committee.
Saltwater Performing Arts recently hosted a Masters of Broadway class with Broadway veteran T. Oliver Reid.

Saltwater Performing Arts recently hosted a Masters of Broadway class with Broadway veteran T. Oliver Reid.

Broadway artist provides masterclass to Saltwater cast

Saltwater Performing Arts and Masters of Broadway (MOB) provided an educational experience to the Mainstage cast of Saltwater Performing Arts’ Season 12 opening production, “Hadestown Teen Edition,” with a masterclass from one of Broadway’s most accomplished veterans.
Author Joshua Sharpe, right, talks about his research that helped lead to the exoneration of Dennis Perry, left, who was convicted in the 1985 double murder of Harold and Thelma Swain at Rising Daughter Baptist Church.

Author Joshua Sharpe, right, talks about his research that helped lead to the exoneration of Dennis Perry, left, who was convicted in the 1985 double murder of Harold and Thelma Swain at Rising Daughter Baptist Church.

THE NEXT CHAPTER

At 38 years old, author Joshua Sharpe is the same age Dennis Perry was when Perry was wrongfully convicted of the 1985 double murder of Harold and Thelma Swain at Rising Daughter Baptist Church in Woodbine. Sharpe, a Waycross native, appeared at the St.
Kingsland City Hall

Kingsland City Hall

Kingsland City Council denies alcohol license – again

At an earlier Kingsland City Council meeting, the council voted 3-2 to deny Vikram Patel an alcohol license for his store on West King Avenue. This was despite Patel meeting all of the city’s requirements to obtain a license.
University System of Georgia Chancellor Sonny Perdue, left, presents College of Coastal Georgia President Johnny L. Evans Jr. with the Chancellor’s Cup at the USG Board of Regents meeting in August.

University System of Georgia Chancellor Sonny Perdue, left, presents College of Coastal Georgia President Johnny L. Evans Jr. with the Chancellor’s Cup at the USG Board of Regents meeting in August.

College of Coastal Georgia earns fourth straight Chancellor’s Cup

The College of Coastal Georgia earned its fourth consecutive semester win of the Chancellor’s Cup from the University System of Georgia. This achievement reflects the college’s continued momentum in enrollment growth and its commitment to student success.