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TERRY DICKSON/The Times-Union Kristian Perkins explains the workings of a middle school chow line to his father, Sgt.

Court still inundated with DUIs 11/5/2009 By MARY STARR The Brunswick News A little more than a year ago, State Court in Glynn County came under fire politically for having 385 DUI cases pending, nearly 10 percent of which had been on the docket for a decade or longer.

Presbyterian athletic director Bee Carlton is leaving after six years. College president John Griffith said Tuesday that Carlton's resignation takes effect Feb.

Voters head to polls today 11/3/2009 The Brunswick News Voters in the city of Brunswick will elect two commissioners and a mayor, who is unopposed, today and voters countywide will determine whether to keep a sales tax for public school construction for another five years.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, November 2, 2009 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department today announced a settlement agreement with Glynn County, Ga., to improve access to all aspects of civic life for persons with disabilities.

It's about time, Jack McDevitt. In fact, the Brunswick, Ga., author's latest novel is all about time and traveling through it - chatting with Gen.

School looking for mentors 10/29/2009 By ERIKA CAPEK The Brunswick News Thirty minutes a week goes a long way.

Mayor Bryan Thompson will get an easy ride back into office, but two city commissioners will have to make a run for it.

School sets high expectations 10/27/2009 By ERIKA CAPEK The Brunswick News Even at 11 years old, students at Risley Early College Academy are talking about graduating from high school with two years of college under their belts.

Long waits cause for concern 10/26/2009 By MARY STARR The Brunswick News An official with Southeast Georgia Health System says the hospital in Brunswick is doing its best to tend to emergency room patients as quickly as it can.

Inquest into teen's death set 10/23/2009 By MARY STARR The Brunswick News A date has been set for a coroner's inquest into the death of a teenager at the Glynn County Detention Center in May.

TERESA STEPZINSKI/The Times-UnionFirst mate Dale Bennett gets tips from Capt. Andrew Ross, who demonstrated how to splice and repair steel cables used to haul shrimping nets on their shrimp boat, Bernice II, at Mary Ross Waterfront Park in downtown Brunswick.

A six-member coroner's jury will hear evidence to determine how and why a 17-year-old Glynn County Jail inmate died.

Motorists get little reminders 10/22/2009 By LOUIE BROGDON The Brunswick News Glynn County police are using new tools to fix an old problem.

TERESA STEPZINSKI/The Times-Union Morris Thornton shows Faye and Thomas Terrell of Darien some produce.

Students enjoying 'The Big Read' 10/20/2009 By ERIKA CAPEK The Brunswick News Seven-year-old Kaden Morris can't wait to see the movie "Where the Wild Things Are." That was especially true after listening to Cary Knapp from the Brunswick-Glynn ,County Library, read the children's book to his second grade class at Glyndale Elementary School on ...

Program puts focus on victims of violence 10/17/2009 By KRISTA HARRIS Geraldine Newham did not live in the Golden Isles, but those who visit the special display this month at Family and Children Services in Brunswick will be drawn to her story.

College installs a first 10/17/2009 By ERIKA CAPEK Friday will mark another first in Brunswick and the Golden Isles.

Alleged killer to face judge 10/16/2009 The Brunswick News The chief judge of the Brunswick Judicial Circuit will preside over the trial of the man accused in Glynn County's worst mass murder.

Family sues over victim's photo 10/14/2009 By MARY STARR The Brunswick News Just days after convicted murderer David Edenfield was sentenced Oct.