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St. Marys City Hall

St. Marys City Hall

St. Marys takes first step toward ferry

Slightly more than a century ago, vessels going from Fernandina Beach to St. Marys may be suspected of running booze across state lines. Commerce is still at the heart of another proposal to connect the coastal cities, as the city council seeks a new ferry service.
The Orange Hall Gilman Cultural Center will soon be available to rent for weddings.

The Orange Hall Gilman Cultural Center will soon be available to rent for weddings.

Weddings at Orange Hall to fund facility’s preservation

The Orange Hall Gilman Cultural Center projects the appearance of a wedding venue in a Hallmark film, and soon nuptials at the historic property will provide means for its preservation.
City of St. Marys

City of St. Marys

St. Marys planners prep to take on Midtown

With efforts carrying out St. Marys’ 2017 master plan winding down, city officials and staff within the Code Compliance and Community Development departments are behind an idea to scrap the idea of a new master plan, and instead put their effort specifically toward Midtown revitalization.
Two Kings Bay Trident Refit Facility apprentices work to set up scaffolding to support repair work on submarines.

Two Kings Bay Trident Refit Facility apprentices work to set up scaffolding to support repair work on submarines.

New recruits

It’s no secret that good, well-paying jobs with job security lie just beyond the gates at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, but that’s not enough to bring in the number of workers needed to repair and enhance American and British nuclear submarines.
Camden County Board of Commissioners

Camden County Board of Commissioners

Commissioners to seek DA audit

County commissioners throughout the Brunswick Judicial Circuit are pooling money to conduct an audit of the circuit’s district attorney’s office, which is and has been beset with a budget crisis that District Attorney Keith Higgins lays at the feet of previous District Attorney Jackie Johnson and...
Gov. Brian Kemp, right, swears in Lydia Watkins, middle, dean of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at the College of Coastal Georgia, to serve on the Georgia Board of Nursing. Watkins was accompanied by her daughter, Alyvia Watkins.

Gov. Brian Kemp, right, swears in Lydia Watkins, middle, dean of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at the College of Coastal Georgia, to serve on the Georgia Board of Nursing. Watkins was accompanied by her daughter, Alyvia Watkins.

Kemp appoints nursing school dean to Georgia Board of Nursing

Gov. Brian Kemp has appointed College of Coastal Georgia School of Nursing and Health Sciences Dean Lydia Watkins to serve on the Georgia Board of Nursing. Watkins was officially sworn in by Kemp on March 5.
The cast and crew of Saltwater Performing Arts’ “Matilda the Musical” won numerous awards at the Southeastern Theatre Conference in Baltimore, Md.

The cast and crew of Saltwater Performing Arts’ “Matilda the Musical” won numerous awards at the Southeastern Theatre Conference in Baltimore, Md.

Saltwater’s ‘Matilda’ wins numerous awards at national event

Saltwater Performing Arts’ cast and crew of “Matilda the Musical” achieved incredible success March 23 at the 2025 Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC) in Baltimore, Md.
Nearly 50 Camden County students participated in the Cloverleaf Project Achievement district competition.

Nearly 50 Camden County students participated in the Cloverleaf Project Achievement district competition.

Camden 4-H has busy winter, spring

Every year, 4-H holds its premier public speaking competition, District Project Achievement.