Hinesville News

Six years ago when my wife Judy and I drove into Hinesville on Highway 84, we quickly realized Hinesville is not an ordinary town.

A money order scam didn't fool one Liberty County resident, and Linda Doolittle thinks her experience in banking gave her an advantage over the criminals.

Oct. 23: Found property, 1144 S. Main St. A police officer found a Microsoft X-box video game system in a pile of pine straw behind an apartment complex while on foot patrol.

Local officials hope to change the way the national government will count deployed soldiers in the upcoming 2010 Census.

A woman was killed Saturday afternoon in a motorcycle accident in Hinesville. The accident happened around 4:30 p.m. at the intersection of E.G. Miles Parkway and Pineland Avenue.

One woman is dead after being struck on her motorcycle in a tragic road accident.

Hinesville has a new sports bar. The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed new chamber members Tyrone Adams and Jodee Carleen, owners of the Colleseum, with a ribbon cutting and grand opening.

Fans of sweet, smoky barbecued pork and chicken have a new reason to lick their lips.

A representative from Congressman Jack Kingston's office is traveling to Liberty County to meet with residents there.

Five armed robberies, some occurring within minutes of each other, took place over a period of less than two hours at various locations around Hinesville on Nov.

First Baptist Church of Hinesville recently began a new ministry program called Stephen Ministry.

Dr. David Hurst Thomas, author, archaeologist and curator for the American Museum of Natural History, told Liberty County residents Tuesday that he has spent his life digging his way across the country, but St.

The tragedy at Fort Hood resonates through our community. Many current and former Fort Stewart soldiers have served at Fort Hood.

Navy Seaman Dante L. Anderson Faucett recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill.

Although Hinesville has long been a military friendly community, this will be the city's first year for a Veterans Day Parade.

Candidates for State Senate District 1, Buddy Carter and Dr. Billy Hair, face off in a special election Tuesday.

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.

The executive board of the Georgia Athletic Trainers' Association has renamed its annual scholarship program for Hinesville native Lori Mobley Groover.

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.