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Camden County Administrator Shawn Boatright, from left, Commissioner Lannie Brant, Grants Manager Julie Haigler, Chairman Ben Casey, Maintenance Director Alex Harrellson, Commissioner Martin Turner, Floodplain and Soil and Erosion Coordinator Cassie Turpin and Commissioner Jim Goodman celebrate the county’s hazard mitigation grant.
Camden County secures $400K in grants
‘Matilda the Musical’ up next for Saltwater Performing Arts
St. Marys Police Department officer Felipe Rivas directs traffic Wednesday morning in front of St. Marys Middle School. Rivas is the school resource officer and works on campus every day.
School safety a priority
National Park Service offers details on land swap
The city of Kingsland is moving forward on a new mobile phone application that is intended to streamline communication between city first responders and residents. At its last meeting, the Kingsland City Council approved spending $4,500 from the police seized assets fund for a one-year agreement with the North Carolina firm StackBench for what’s being called a unified communications platform public safety application. The one-year contract is meant as a test period. Councilman Farran Fullilove expressed hi
Kingsland awards public safety app contract
Kingsland Elementary School recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony after its first full-scale renovation since the school opened in 1992.
Kingsland Elementary School celebrates renovation
Woodbine mayor earns training recognition
Judge halts student loan forgiveness in multi-state lawsuit
Camden jury finds Mass. man guilty of murder