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American Nurses Association members representing Liberty Regional Medical Center, Winn Army Community Hospital and Best Care Health Center joined Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas on Thursday as he signed a proclamation recognizing May 6-12 as National Nurses Week.
Area cultures make up Small World
The numerous cultures represented in the Hinesville area were celebrated Saturday at the annual Small World Festival at Bryant Commons.
Realtors put some sweat into Gabriel House
Scores of Keller Williams Realty associates from Hinesville, Richmond Hill and Pooler donated their time and energy Thursday to cleaning up the grounds and facilities at Gabriel's House, a foster-care facility off Highway 84, east of the Highway 196 cut-off. A subscription is required before viewing this article and other premium content.
Remembering great mothers by giving
Millions of people walk every day for various reasons, primarily to get some exercise.
Pedestrian struck, killed in Hinesville
According to Hinesville Police Traffic Accident Investigator Richard Boucher, the accident occurred shortly before 10 p.m. Johnny Riles, 59, of Hinesville, was attempting to cross E.G. Miles Parkway after leaving a local store.
Editor, Saturday, May 11, was the birthday of well-known Hinesville entrepreneur and philanthropist Gary W. Dodd.
Hinesville 'tree expert' shares landscaping tips
For the 24th year, Hinesville has earned the national designation of Tree City USA, according to a news release from the Arbor Day Foundation.
The Inoculation Project 5/12/2013: Owl Pellets and Projectiles
The Inoculation Project , founded in 2009 by hyperbolic pants explosion , is a group of Kossacks who gather weekly to combat the anti-science push in conservative America by providing direct funding to science and math projects in red state classrooms.
Teacher says training helped him manage dangerous situation
Tanner is a math teacher at Barnweel Institute in Hinesville. He says the school makes all of the staff take training classes on how to handle a crisis situation.
Fast-food shooting victim recovering
An argument Wednesday evening between two employees at the Hinesville Burger King ended with one man taking a bullet in the arm.
Armstrong to expand, build new facilityin Hinesville
In partnership with the city of Hinesville, the university will build a new classroom and laboratory building downtown on Central Avenue at the intersection of Welborn Street and Memorial Drive.
Restaurant needs to treat patrons with children with respect
Editor, I am writing to you about what happen to me and my children at a restaurant in Hinesville.
The victim, an employee, was wounded in an arm, according to Hinesville Police. The suspect is in costody, according to HPD Lt.
Armstrong plans major expansion in Liberty County
The expansion is in partnership with the city of Hinesville. It will be funded by a $6 million in infrastructure and land acquisition from the city of Hinesville and $4.7 million in state funding, according to a university news release.
City council approves development for seniors
The Hinesville City Council approved two actions Thursday to promote the development of a seniors' independent-living apartment community on Memorial Drive.
Horton Wins Bass Fishing League Tournament on Lake Sinclair
Ryan Horton of Palmetto, Ga., weighed a five-bass limit totaling 21 pounds, 8 ounces Saturday to win the Bass Fishing League Bulldog Division tournament on Lake Sinclair.
Barnards celebrate golden anniversary
Bernard and Sheila Barnard celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary May 4. The couple married in Nahunta First Baptist Church in 1963, and they have two children: Bernie Barnard Jr.
Middle Georgia economy should grow as Peach State grows
Georgia’s economy is expected to grow in 2013 -- perhaps faster than the country overall -- and the Middle Georgia economy is expected to grow at about the same rate.
The fifth annual Small World Festival will be from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, May 11, at the Amphitheater at Bryant Commons.