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A recent investigation by the nonpartisan organization Fix the Court revealed a number of gifts from University of Georgia athletics officials to Peach State federal judges, including U.S. District Court Judge Lisa Godbey Wood of the Brunswick Division of the Southern District of Georgia.

A recent investigation by the nonpartisan organization Fix the Court revealed a number of gifts from University of Georgia athletics officials to Peach State federal judges, including U.S. District Court Judge Lisa Godbey Wood of the Brunswick Division of the Southern District of Georgia.

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Gifts for judges under scrutiny

Wes Wolfe
Thursday, July 11, 2024
The ongoing controversy over alleged influence-peddling by wealthy conservatives of U.S. Supreme Court justices is leading advocates and reporters to look closer at gifts to federal judges at the circuit and district level.
Camden County recently concluded its 2024 Citizens’ Academy Class. From left are Nick Harris, David Reinhardt, Ruth Harrison, Lannie Brant, Janet Rainer, Betty Mounts, Ben Casey, Robin Braswell, Shannon Smithson, Jim Goodman, Volinda Sarvis, Brittney Sullivan, Jeanne Legner, and Martin Turner.

Camden County recently concluded its 2024 Citizens’ Academy Class. From left are Nick Harris, David Reinhardt, Ruth Harrison, Lannie Brant, Janet Rainer, Betty Mounts, Ben Casey, Robin Braswell, Shannon Smithson, Jim Goodman, Volinda Sarvis, Brittney Sullivan, Jeanne Legner, and Martin Turner.

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Residents graduate from citizen academy

News Staff
Thursday, July 11, 2024
The Camden County Board of Commissioners announced the recent graduation of 13 local residents from the 2024 Citizens’ Academy Class. The graduation ceremony took place June 20 in Woodbine. All graduates were presented with a Certificate of Completion.

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Saltwater Performing Arts to offer ‘The Sound of Music’

News Staff
Thursday, July 11, 2024
Saltwater Performing Arts Season 10 closes with the highly anticipated production of “The Sound of Music,” set to be performed at the Restoration Church Auditorium, 2475 Village Drive in Kingsland. Performances are 7:30 p.m. July 19-20 and 26-27, and 3 p.m. July 21 and 28.
Shop 64A shipwright apprentices adjust a stanchion rig on the topside of a submarine fairwater plane at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

Shop 64A shipwright apprentices adjust a stanchion rig on the topside of a submarine fairwater plane at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

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Future growth?

Wes Wolfe
Wednesday, July 3, 2024
Preparing for the future of the United States’ submarine-based nuclear deterrence means making facilities ready for the repair of those vessels. With the new Columbia-class subs scheduled to arrive in 2028, U.S. Sen.

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Carter seeks delay to vessel speed rule

Wes Wolfe
Wednesday, July 3, 2024
Despite Biden administration inaction regarding a proposed vessel speed rule, efforts continue in Congress to delay its implementation, including a new bill, H.R. 8704, filed by U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter.
Cmdr. Matt Scovill, right, relinquishes command of Submarine Readiness Squadron 36 (SRS-36) to Cmdr. Matthew Becker on June 14 during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

Cmdr. Matt Scovill, right, relinquishes command of Submarine Readiness Squadron 36 (SRS-36) to Cmdr. Matthew Becker on June 14 during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

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SRS-36 bids farewell to Cmdr. Scovill, welcomes Cmdr. Becker

News Staff
Wednesday, July 3, 2024
Travis Alston U.S. Navy Cmdr. Matt Scovill relinquished command of Submarine Readiness Squadron 36 (SRS-36) to Cmdr. Matthew Becker on June 14 during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay. Rear Adm. Robert E.