Pembroke News

There is a history teacher at Portal High School who has quite a history, herself.

There is H1N1 nasal spray vaccine available at both the Pembroke and Richmond Hill Health Department locations according to Sally Silberman, Public Relations Information Manager for the Coastal Health District.

Pembroke's country charm lured Boston-area native Cindy Milloy to the east Georgia city of about 2,300 people, and kept her there even after a muscular disease left her housebound in a region so rural it lacks a regular taxi service.

A Richmond Hill man was charged with shoplifting Oct. 21 after allegedly trying to take an MP3 player from CVS Pharmacy.

The National Weather Service in Charleston, S.C., has issued a TORNADO WARNING until 7:15 p.m. for: a NORTHWESTERN BRYAN COUNTY a SOUTHWESTERN EFFINGHAM COUNTY a SOUTHEASTERN BULLOCH COUNTY a NORTHWESTERN LIBERTY COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST GEORGIA... At 6:20 p.m., radar indicated a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado 10 miles southwest of ...

Bobby is 10 pounds and sweet as he can be. He gets along with other dogs and is house trained.

A Bulloch County woman has been charged in the June beating that led to the death of Devon Morris in August.

Diane Stewart for Bryan County NowRibbon cutting for Winter Family Cafe in Pembroke was held Oct.

Effingham County Sheriff's deputies have arrested three suspects in connection with an armed robbery which occurred at an Effingham County Post Office last Wednesday.

Brooklet resident Donna Hodges, 42, was arrested at her residence Friday for the June 8 beating and robbery of the late Devon Morris.

Since the very first nationally coordinated breast cancer awareness efforts in 1985, the traditional colors that one normally associates with the fall season have expanded, and pink has become as much a part of the autumn palette as the brilliance of changing leaves.

Fort Stewart Growth Management Partnership Director Jeff Ricketson announced last week the four-county planning group will have a number of public meetings this month.

About 35 people turned out Monday night to protest a 2-mill tax increase proposed by the Bryan County Board of Education, but they failed to wring any certain concessions from the three board members attending.

A series of public hearings this week and next are being held to allow Bryan County citizens their say on two proposed tax increases.

Tim Arnold, a SCAD student who plans to shoot a movie in Pembroke, addressed the city council during their September meeting Monday night at city hall.

Marten C. Swan, 41, of Savannah, Ga., was accused of theft from a coin-operated machine and related charges; Mary A. Bloodworth, 57, of Pembroke, Ga., was arrested for theft, criminal damage and open container; and Anthony S. Bloodworth, 30, of Rincon, Ga., was arrested for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia.

Bryan County's administrative offices have moved from the courthouse to the former Department of Family and Children Services next door.

The Bryan County Board of Commissioners has tentatively adopted a millage rate which will require an increase in county property taxes in the unincorporated area by 13.33 %; the city of Pembroke by 24.98 %; the city of Richmond Hill by 15.38%; the Cove Paving District by 12.44%; the Jerico Paving District by 4.24%; and the Belfast Pines Paving ...

The following pets are available from The Humane Society Chatham-Savannah. Applications are available at The Humane Society, 7215 Sallie Mood Drive.

Demonstrating what makes a good anvil and what to put in a light summer stew, re-enactors at the annual Fort McAllister State Historic Park Labor Day program Saturday presented a variety of daily Civil War chores and trades.