23 hrs ago | Valdosta Daily Times
Magnolia Manor resident among 1st BSN graduates in U.S.
“We had to wear black stockings until we actually graduated!”
From Staff Reports AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER ST. SIMONS, Ga. - "In my family, it was understood that everyone went to college. via Valdosta Daily Times
Monday May 5 | WTLV
Brunswick Man Killed in Jekyll Island Plane Crash
Investigators have identified the pilot killed in a small plane crash off Jekyll Island. via WTLV
Sunday May 4 | HeraldTribune.com
Island culture fighting a wave of new arrivals
“To somebody else it might be a nice place to be -- it's more than that to us.”
When Wevonneda Minis first came to this marshy barrier island where her ancestors had been rice-cultivating slaves, she learned of the dream her great-great-grandfather, Liberty Handy, had the night before he ... via HeraldTribune.com
Wednesday Apr 30 | Metter Advertiser
Moxley named CEO at Candler County Hospital
“Dr. Clemons' practice continues to grow”
Danny Moxley, interim CEO of Candler County Hospital since December 1, was officially named full-time CEO in a called meeting of the Hospital Authority on April 10. via Metter Advertiser
Tuesday Apr 22 | Florida Times-Union
It's a traffic circle in any language
In the endless quest to not become Hilton Head Lite, St. Simons Island does things differently. via Florida Times-Union
Sunday Apr 20 | The Coastal Courier
Garden walk on historic island
The Cassina Garden Club welcomes spring by hosting its second annual Tabby & Tillandsia Garden Walk Weekend, May 2-4, to benefit the preservation and maintenance of the circa 1804 tabby slave cabins on ... via The Coastal Courier
Friday Apr 18 | Courier Herald
Local Priest To Celebrate Mass With Pope Today
Laurens County will have a presence at the papal Mass conducted by Pope Benedict XVI in Manhattans St. via Courier Herald
Wednesday Apr 16 | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“I never planned to run for office, so I really didn't know what to expect when I came down here. It's different from anything you ever do. I was shocked by the fact that it was still such a good old boy system.”
You still have a long way to go, baby. The Georgia General Assembly is not the frat house it was 40 years ago, but it is far from a cotillion. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Monday Apr 14 | Valdosta Daily Times
From the publisher: The trees of Tallahassee grow for our enjoyment
Byron and Marnie Watson are two of Valdosta's newest attorneys. Marnie is from Tallahassee and Byron is from Lakeland. via Valdosta Daily Times
Saturday Apr 12 | Motor Boating Magazine
Have you ever stumbled on a place so unspoiled that you didn't want to tell anyone about it? Georgia's southeast waterway is one of these. via Motor Boating Magazine








