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Capt. Gabriel A. Anseeuw, right, relinquishes command of Submarine Squadron Sixteen to Capt. Eric Cole, left, during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

Capt. Gabriel A. Anseeuw, right, relinquishes command of Submarine Squadron Sixteen to Capt. Eric Cole, left, during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

Cole takes helm of Submarine Squadron Sixteen

News Staff
Thursday, June 13, 2024
Travis Alston U.S. Navy   Capt. Gabriel A. Anseeuw relinquished command of Submarine Squadron Sixteen to Capt. Eric Cole on May 23 during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay. Submarine Group Ten Commander Rear Adm. Robert E. “Bob” Wirth presided over the ceremony.

Mayor says he won’t run for re-election

Scott J. Bryan
Monday, June 10, 2024
St. Marys Mayor John Morrissey announced this week he is not running for a fourth term as the city’s top politico. Morrissey, a Charleston, S.C., native, was first elected mayor in 2013 after one term as a city councilman. He was most recently re-elected in 2020 with 52.
Coast Guard members salute during the playing of the national anthem during a decommissioning ceremony for the Coast Guard Cutters Sea Dog and Sea Dragon in St. Marys.

Coast Guard members salute during the playing of the national anthem during a decommissioning ceremony for the Coast Guard Cutters Sea Dog and Sea Dragon in St. Marys.

Cutters Sea Dog, Sea Dragon decommissioned

News Staff
Monday, June 10, 2024
Ryan Dickson U.S. Coast Guard The Coast Guard decommissioned the U.S. Coast Guard cutters Sea Dog (WPB 87373) and Sea Dragon (WPB 87367) on May 29 during a ceremony in St. Marys. Coast Guard District Seven Commander Rear Adm. Douglas M.

Camden County High graduate supports jet aircraft in U.S. Navy

News Staff
Monday, June 10, 2024
John Osborne U.S. Navy VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – Petty Officer 1st Class David Smith, a native of Jacksonville, Fla., and a Camden County High School class of 2010 graduate, serves the U.S. Navy assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 81, which operates the U.S. Navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornet.
Photos by Scott J. Bryan | Tribune & Georgian Camden County High School Valedictorian Keegan Williams offers his thoughts ahead of the school’s 2024 graduation.

Photos by Scott J. Bryan | Tribune & Georgian Camden County High School Valedictorian Keegan Williams offers his thoughts ahead of the school’s 2024 graduation.

Grads focus on each other in celebration

Scott J. Bryan
Monday, June 3, 2024
Camden County High School’s class of 2024 had a message Friday night at Chris Gilman Stadium: Look out for each other. In speeches throughout the night, students touted the need to support one another and lift up a community.
Camden County Schools

Camden County Schools

School district takes helm of Chris Gilman Stadium

Scott J. Bryan
Monday, June 3, 2024
Camden County Schools added some properties to its facilities roster earlier this month, and one of those structures – Chris Gilman Stadium – comes with millions of dollars worth of necessary repairs, according to district administrators.
Incumbent state Rep. Steven Sainz faces off against Glenn Cook in a Republican runoff for the state House 180 seat.

Incumbent state Rep. Steven Sainz faces off against Glenn Cook in a Republican runoff for the state House 180 seat.

Republican runoff election, forum set

Scott J. Bryan
Monday, June 3, 2024
The spring election season isn’t over just yet. The Republican nomination for Georgia House Seat 180 has advanced to a runoff pitting incumbent state Rep. Steven Sainz vs. political newcomer Glenn Cook. The General Primary Election Runoff is scheduled for 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday, June 18.
Only 18.96% of Camden County voters cast ballots in the May primary.

Only 18.96% of Camden County voters cast ballots in the May primary.

Sainz, Cook to face off in June runoff

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, May 23, 2024
Camden County’s primary election season is almost over. On Tuesday, about 19% of Camden County voters cast ballots to decide a variety of local races. One of those races is going to a runoff. In the GOP bid for House Seat 180, Steven Sainz collected 49.
Octavin Devon Grace

Octavin Devon Grace

Kingsland man pleads guilty to murder

Wes Wolfe
Thursday, May 23, 2024
A Kingsland man accused of shooting and killing his wife pleaded guilty to the crime recently, with the court sentencing him to life in prison with the possibility of parole. Octavin Devon Grace, 43, was in an altercation with his wife, Ruby English, at their apartment on Aug.