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NewRain puts damper on Veterans Day in Kingsland, St. Simons
Rain washed out St. Simons Island's Veterans Day parade and put a damper on one in Kingsland on Wednesday.
Cisco trial may move to avoid jury prejudice
Camden County businessman Fairley Cisco wants to stand trial alone and somewhere other than Southeast Georgia on federal charges accusing him and four others of a multimillion-dollar fuel fraud and conspiring to bribe state officials.
Workshop set up to discuss Camden jail overcrowding
The Camden County Commission will consider options to resolve the overcrowded conditions at the county jail at its meeting Tuesday night.
Turnout low for early voting in Georgia races
Early voting is being held for city elections throughout the state until Oct. 30. But in some instances, it may not be in the municipality where residents would normally cast their votes.
Navy To Put Women On Submarines For First Time
Share + Oct 13, 2009 2:35 pm US/Central ST. MARYS, Ga. 1 of 1 The Navy is considering allowing women to serve aboard submarines for the first time, 16 years after bringing female sailors onto surface combat ships.
The following deaths were reported to The Moultrie Observer Saturday: Paul Hiers, 83, of Norman Park; Noeli Paulino Cosme, infant daughter of Paula Paulino Cosme; Jean Hall Lieurance, 65, of St.
Navy reconsiders ban against women on subs
TERRY DICKSON/The Times-Union Navy veteran Lisa Goins said she would have jumped at the chance to serve on a submarine, but women aren't allowed to do so.
Police: Mom Made Up Story Of Missing Girl
A St. Marys woman was emotional when telling St. Marys police officer that her 4-year-old daughter was missing.
Isleworth murder: James Robert Ward warned to not 'say anything''
A recording of a jailhouse call from a millionaire Isleworth developer arrested in his wife's death reveals he and his family are increasingly wary of the media and certain their story will continue to make national headlines.
Man Found Dead In St. Marys Home
ST. MARYS, Ga. -- Police say it appears that a man found dead in his St. Marys home Saturday morning died of natural causes in his home, but there are some unusual circumstances surrounding his death.
Death In St. Marys Considered Homicide
The Camden County Sheriff's Office is investigating what they called a suspicious death Saturday in St.
ST. MARYS, Ga. -- A Georgia police officer fired for a comment on Facebook is telling his side of the story.
LAW & DISORDER: Georgia man shot, arrested in carjacking
An attempted pickup theft ended with one suspect shot when the theft victim and a friend opened fire early Wednesday in a Murray Hill neighborhood.
Monday, Sept. 28, 2009 8:31 a.m. ST. MARYS, Ga. - Guests staying at the Riverview Hotel will see a disclaimer if they stay in a room dedicated to former Gov.
Mother Nature challenges Amelia Island sailors
Provided by John Burns Terry Roslie of the Aquila , Gene Sokolowski of Sunday Mornin' Jazz and Thom Mason of Baby Blooz were the winning captains in the Amelia Island Sailing Club's September Scramble race held Sept.
Ward's Land Resource company targeted 2nd-home buyers
J ames Robert Ward and his privately held company Land Resource developed and marketed luxury, second-home communities in some of the most scenic and environmentally prized locales in the Southeast.
St. Marys Officer fired after Facebook posting
A city police officer serving under a one-year probation period has been fired. City Manager Bill Shanahan said officer Robert Godley was dismissed Tuesday by Chief Tim Hatch.
Ga. Chain Owners Face Indictments
ST. MARYS, Ga. -- The former owners of a chain of gas stations in southern Georgia now face a 17-count indictment accusing them of fraud, reported First Coast News .
Feds Indict 5 In $7 Million Gasoline Fraud
A federal grand jury has returned a 17-count indictment against the former owner of three Cisco Travel Plaza locations in Camden County and four other people connected to the business alleging they overcharged customers by at least $7 million.
South Georgia island to adorn new quarter series
ST. MARYS, Ga. - Cumberland Island National Seashore has been selected to represent Georgia on a new series of quarters the U.S. Mint will begin releasing next year.