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Tragedy at Fort Hood felt in Hinesville
The tragedy at Fort Hood resonates through our community. Many current and former Fort Stewart soldiers have served at Fort Hood.
Locals advance military careers
Navy Seaman Dante L. Anderson Faucett recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill.
Liberty to host first Veterans Day parade
Although Hinesville has long been a military friendly community, this will be the city's first year for a Veterans Day Parade.
Senate hopefuls explore issues
Candidates for State Senate District 1, Buddy Carter and Dr. Billy Hair, face off in a special election Tuesday.
Red Cross asks people to give back
According to Denese Register, resource development coordinator for the Red Cross, the organization spent more than $215,000 in Liberty County during the past year, aiding families who have endured a natural disaster or fire.
Pastors spend many hours encouraging and supporting members of their congregations.
Scholarships named for local woman
The executive board of the Georgia Athletic Trainers' Association has renamed its annual scholarship program for Hinesville native Lori Mobley Groover.
Area holding own in jobs; not improving
Hinesville and all of Coastal Georgia's unemployment numbers continue to be stronger than those statewide and across the country, but still did not show any improvements in September.
Father of boy who drowned in tub says son had history of seizures
Timothy Callahan reflected Tuesday afternoon on the loss of his stepson, Caleb Fox, who was found dead in the Long County family's bathtub Monday afternoon.
October is physical therapy month in Hinesville
On Oct. 1, Mayor James Thomas proclaimed October physical therapy month in Hinesville.
Five-Year Old Boy Drowns While Bathing in Long County Mobile Home Monday Afternoon.
A five-year old boy is dead after apparently drowning in the family bathtub. According to Long County Sheriffs Detective, Ty Smith the child was bathing while his mother was feeding another child in the home.
Hinesville Police blotter for Oct. 18
Sept. 20, Discharging firearms within city limits, 112 Cherokee Circle Police responded to an anonymous call of shots being fired.
Our Rivers Alive cleanups in Liberty County officially began Saturday with a Beach Sweep on St.
Fort Stewart sets cemetery tour
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield will have its semi-annual Fort Stewart Cemetery Council cemetery and historical site visit at 9 a.m. Monday, Nov.
Hinesville wreck sends four to hospital
A three car wreck in Hinesville sent four people to the hospital Wednesday afternoon.
Area residents advance in military
Air Force Airman Daniel I. Bihari graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
Liberty native Grave Stevens turns 100
Today is a day of joy and excitement for Grace Martin Stevens. The Liberty County native, who turns 100 years old on Oct.
18 percent of Liberty resident live in poverty
There is a very slim margin between the number of poor people living in Liberty County and those living in poverty across the state.
Goldenheirs help Keep Liberty Beautiful
Sara Swida, director of Keep Liberty County Beautiful, and her assistant, Karen Bell, were guests at the September meeting of the Goldenheirs.
Fire department offers classes for safety month
October is Fire Safety Month, and the Hinesville Fire Department is in full swing.