A Georgia state trooper watches as flags are raised in front of the new Georgia State Patrol Post 23.

Perdue proposes Glynn projects for state budget 2/3/2010 By NEVIN BATIWALLA The Brunswick News The prospects for two local projects got a boost after Gov.

City police work leads to arrests in bank heists 2/6/2010 By LOUIE BROGDON The Brunswick News Brunswick Police Chief Edna Johnson applauded three of her officers Friday for their work in the arrests of two suspects in two separate bank robberies, including one in January in Brunswick.

A fugitive charged with robbing a Brunswick bank last month was captured by federal marshals in Macon on Friday.

Former Gazette co-owner and managing editor Lutrelle Tift "Weetie" Rankin has died.

Career Academy hosts competition 2/4/2010 By ERIKA CAPEK The Brunswick News Dillon Spaulding, 18, spent part of his day Wednesday honing his collision repair skills at the Golden Isles Career Academy.

By NEVIN BATIWALLA The Brunswick News Taxpayers upset about Glynn County officials sitting on $19 million collected from a 1 percent sales tax that was approved eight years ago are demanding commissioners deliver on the promised projects or give back the money.

Even as food and medical supplies are making their way to Haiti, thousands of survivors of the devastating earthquake remain without shelter.

United Way meets goal 1/27/2010 By MARY STARR The Brunswick News An organization that serves children is breathing a sigh of relief Wednesday after hearing that United Way of Coastal Georgia has reached its 2009 fundraising goal.

Hospital opposes tax on care 1/30/2010 By HANK ROWLAND The president of Southeast Georgia Health System says a 1.6 percent hospital tax proposed by Gov.

Environmental groups sued the Navy on Thursday to halt plans for an offshore training range that they fear would threaten endangered right whales, which migrate to nearby waters off Georgia and Florida each winter.

Glynn County police believe two Brunswick men were shot and wounded in the same incident Monday night although the victims' stories didn't match.

Government to initiate oil drilling discussion 1/27/2010 By HANK ROWLAND The Brunswick News Environmentalists in Brunswick and the Golden Isles say that allowing drilling for oil and natural gas in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of the United States is a bad idea.

Masked gunman robs Island antique shop 1/23/2010 By LOUIE BROGDON The Brunswick News A store clerk at Frederica Antiques, on St.

Family shares love of new cultures 1/23/2010 By ERIKA CAPEK The Brunswick News A mother-daughter pair has found a similar niche together at College of Coastal Georgia's International Organization.

Police are looking for a man who walked into a Brunswick bank during a rainstorm about 10:30 a.m. Thursday and robbed it.

By LOUIE BROGDON The Brunswick News Douglas Sizemore looked on with five of his friends Wednesday as the rental house they were preparing to move into was consumed by flames.

Chinese delegation explores city, college 1/21/2010 By ERIKA CAPEK The Brunswick News A six-person delegation from Ganzhou, China, is in Brunswick through Friday to discuss the possibility of opening a Chinese language and culture center here.

Community works for Haiti relief 1/19/2010 By ERIKA CAPEK The Brunswick News More individuals and organizations in the Golden Isles are asking the community for help on behalf of earthquake victims in Haiti.

Parade honors a life's work 1/19/2010 By LOUIE BROGDON The Brunswick News Tammy Jackson remembers how it was before the days of Martin Luther King Jr.