Darien News Archives

East Liberty County American Legion Post 321 recently hosted the First District, Department of Georgia, annual convention at which one of the local members was elected to lead the district July 1 through June ...

The cleanup from the F-4 tornado will take some time to finish. People were out today in the Ridge neighborhood in Darien, picking up what the tornado ripped down.

Graduation day for Memorial Day School students Updated: Today was graduation day for 24 hardworking students at Memorial Day school.

Georgia's Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John Oxendine was in McIntosh County today taking a tour of the damage by helicopter.

“I'm blessed. It's a God thing”

Photos by CHRIS VIOLA/The Times-Union Andy Hambrick looks out of the space between the back door and deck of his mobile home in the Blue-N-Hall marina area of McIntosh County on Monday. via Florida Times-Union

“That might be the hardest-hit area”

Damage from severe storms and 19 tornadoes on Mother's Day likely will eclipse $125 million in insured losses, Georgia's insurance commissioner said Thursday. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“Insurance doesn't normally cover tree damage in the yard. Sometimes it will, but normally it doesn't cover it, ”

Gateway chairman of the board, Tim Hutchens, stares at the mangled mess that used to be his corporate offices and treatment facility for women and children. via WTOC-TV Savannah

“We'll grab a hold, catch another gear and go down and go again and see what we can do with it.”

Mother Nature's wrath has left behind a path of destruction in Darien , GA. Gateway Behavioral Health Services, a treatment facility, was completely torn apart. via FOX30Online

“We have one of our detectives that is in the process right now of preparing the warrants that will be served on Jackson”

Glynn County deputies arrested Deddrick Jackson of McIntosh County Sunday night and Hinesville Police have since said he is responsible for a string of business burglaries and car heists up and down the Georgia ... via The Coastal Courier