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The Hinesville Fire Department, as well as Incident Command, Hinesville Police Department, Georgia Power and Liberty County EMS responded to a house fire off of W. Memorial Ave at 300 Morris Lane at 12:50 p.m. Friday afternoon.
For many in Hinesville, a small business is their livelihood, and having community support is what helps these businesses thrive. Places like Southern Sweets, NY Eats, Southern Roots Salon, Emma Janes Boutique- all the shop owners are proud to call Hinesville home.
On a chilly Thursday morning, members of the 3rd Infantry Division, civilians and other units across both Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield gathered at the Delta Range at 10 a.m. Dec. 6 to dedicate the Small Arms Range Complex to World War II hero 1st Lt. Garlin "Murl" Conner.
Hinesville City Council will hold a show-cause hearing to address recent incidents at the Big Apple at 5 p.m. Dec. 20, following the regular scheduled council meeting.
"Never Alone, Always Together" is the saying that adorns the merchandise and flyers for Buddy Watch Inc. Buddy Watch is a local non-profit raising money for the birth of a new community of tiny homes for those homeless veterans seeking help.
City Manager Ken Howard has turned himself in to the Peach County Sheriff's Office. Howard is one of six men charged with solicitation of sodomy and pandering.
Gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp made a stop in Long County this afternoon on his 3-day, 20-stop bus tour, drawing a large crowd into the New Beginnings Church in Ludowici. Kemp currently serves as Georgia's Secretary of State, and is the Republican candidate for governor. Fellow campaigners included U.S.
Hinesville City Manager Ken Howard is one of seven people charged in a Fort Valley State University sex scandal following a month long investigation by the GBI, according to various news reports.
Hinesville city council and other city employees gathered at a special called session Oct. 15, to delve into the Job Classification and Compensation Plan Report. After much discussion, council decided on a course of action to be voted on in an upcoming council meeting.
Fort Stewart tends to hold many accolades- especially being the home of the 3rd Infantry Division. Yet, there's more than meets the eye. Fort Stewart is also one of three homes to the National Guard's Youth ChalleNGe Program, which works to turn around the lives of at-risk youth 16-18 years old, according to georgiayouthchallenge.org.
Liberty County Emergency Management Agency received an update from the National Weather Service in Charleston this afternoon concerning Hurricane Michael. Currently, Michael has been upgraded to a hurricane as of Oct. 8, and the local impacts are predicted to arrive as early as Wednesday morning.
Case is a prime example of a young, energetic, happy-go-lucky dog. As a nearly two-year old German shepherd, he loves his Kong toy and playing in water. He also holds a noble title - K-9 unit with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
Greeted by 135 students and 90 faculty, staff and VIPs, the NASA Day at Liberty County Board of Education did not disappoint. Liberty County School System held an out-of-this-world opportunity to speak with an astronaut on the International Space Station Sept. 17 for a handful of lucky students district-wide.
Liberty County School System has seen numerous improvements in school subjects taught throughout the county. LCSS System Testing Coordinator John Ryan presented the 2016-2017 Georgia Milestone Assessment System results for all the schools in Liberty County at Tuesday's Liberty County Board of Education meeting Tuesday.
In the oppressive heat of South Georgia, units of soldiers stood at attention last Friday representing U.S. Army Medical Department Activity (MEDDAC)-Fort Stewart. These men and women serve with Winn Army Community Hospital, Tuttle Army Health Clinic and the Warrior Transition Battalion, and were all present for a historic ceremony.