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Retired Sgt. Chaidelle “Nichole” Phillips of the U.S. Army shares why Veterans Day is important to her at the College’s Veterans Day Ceremony earlier this month.

Retired Sgt. Chaidelle “Nichole” Phillips of the U.S. Army shares why Veterans Day is important to her at the College’s Veterans Day Ceremony earlier this month.

College named ‘Best for Vets’ for ninth year

News Staff
Thursday, November 30, 2023
“Military Times” has ranked the College of Coastal Georgia on its 2023 “Best for Vets: Colleges” list. This is the ninth consecutive year the college has been recognized by “Military Times” as a veteran-friendly campus.
A fish box from the Carol Ann was spotted 16 miles off the coast of St. Augustine.

A fish box from the Carol Ann was spotted 16 miles off the coast of St. Augustine.

Missing boat’s equipment seen near Fla. coast

Scott J. Bryan
Wednesday, November 22, 2023
The search for three missing Camden County boaters received a boost Monday when the fish box and buoy balls from the missing boat, the Carol Ann, were found 16 miles off the coast of St. Augustine, Fla., according to a Facebook post from the United Cajun Navy.
The Camden County Board of Commissioners were joined by representatives from the St. Marys Riverkeeper and St. Marys River Management Committee to recognize the Horsepen Creek Water Improvement Team.

The Camden County Board of Commissioners were joined by representatives from the St. Marys Riverkeeper and St. Marys River Management Committee to recognize the Horsepen Creek Water Improvement Team.

Coalition recognizes water improvement team

News Staff
Wednesday, November 22, 2023
A fire at 504 Wheeler St. in St. Marys claimed the life of one occupant, St. Marys Fire Department Chief Thomas Lackner said.

A fire at 504 Wheeler St. in St. Marys claimed the life of one occupant, St. Marys Fire Department Chief Thomas Lackner said.

One dead in house fire

Scott J. Bryan
Thursday, November 16, 2023
One person died Friday morning in a house fire at 504 Wheeler St. in St. Marys. St. Marys Fire Department Chief Thomas Lackner said fire officials received a call at about 1:35 a.m. Friday about the house fire, and in less than five minutes, the first fire truck arrived.