Garden City News

Soto Zen Buddhist priest-in-training Rev. Fugon Cindy Beach shares a personal story when trying to explain Buddhists' appreciation for "nonattachment." "My first pottery instructor came up to me and looked at the glasses I had thrown and said they were lovely.

Sarah Harris, 7, dressed as a cheerleader, digs through a basket of candy on Saturday during the Haunted Aquarium event at UGA's Marine Education Center and Aquarium.

Bill Pfeiffer looks over the brochure for Thursday's tour of Port Wentworth. Richard Burkhart/Savannah Morning News Alexis Henderson looks out the window at The Promised Land Farm while taking the Port Wentworth trolly tour with her father Robert.

The Haunted House 6:30-9:30 p.m. Oct. 30-31. The Crab Shack, 40 Estill Hammock Road.

Jesse M. Flake, 85, died Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009, at his home. Mr. Flake was born in Bulloch County to the late Norman Grady and Agnes Denmark Flake.

When the newly named executive director of the Georgia Ports Authority looks out on the Savannah River as two tugboats dock a ship from Asia, he imagines a line from Chicago to Dallas.

A woman who was killed Thursday morning by a train in Garden City apparently committed suicide, according to police.

Garden City police are telling us a heartbreaking story regarding the death of a woman hit by a train early this morning.

The Beach Bulldogs traveled to Garden City Stadium to take on the Groves Rebels earlier tonight.

Garden City police have identified two men wanted for questioning in the summer slaying of Charles Maurice Jacobs, an aspiring rapper known as Bugga, one of two men killed during an early morning shootout.

A Chatham County woman is in the hospital after being dragged 1,000 feet by a car.

The Moultrie Police Department added two supervisors and two patrol officers to its roster this week.

A teenager suffered a gunshot wound to his right foot this afternoon while walking at Oglesby Avenue and Cooper Lane in Garden City.

Since the very first nationally coordinated breast cancer awareness efforts in 1985, the traditional colors that one normally associates with the fall season have expanded, and pink has become as much a part of the autumn palette as the brilliance of changing leaves.

Police say vehicle break-ins are on the rise but there are things you can do to help protect your car.

The Moultrie Police Department announced this week the hiring of two officers from out of state to leadership positions: Cmdr.

Robert Johnson, left, shakes hands with Joseph Johnson during plant distribution.

Longtime councilman Tennyson Holder was officially sworn in as mayor of Garden City tonight, amid cheers from supporters at the new City Hall complex off Dean Forest Road.

A strange story leaves a lot of questions in Garden City Saturday evening at Old Augusta Road and Dean Forest.

Port security in the Savannah area got another shot in the arm last week when U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced the release of $150 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds for port security.