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County commission talks roads
County engineer Trent Long reported the following status of county roads to the Liberty County Board of Commissioners during its regular meeting earlier this month:
City considering fee for flood prevention
By Joe Parker Jr. Coastal Courier (Hinesville, GA) Correspondent jparkerjr@coastalcourier.com Hinesville City Council this week discussed a proposed stormwater utility that will bring residents and businesses a monthly bill of $4-5. The council also selected a "poster boy" of sorts to help them sell the idea. Joe Scott of North Maple Street attended Thursday's council meeting to ask for an update on the city's plans for a drainage ditch at the rear of his property ...
Commission tackles rezoning
While emphasizing equal treatment for all residents, the Liberty County Board of Commissioners took action on several requests for rezoning actions presented during its regularly meeting earlier this month. All board members were present. Below are the highlights from the meeting:
Shooting claims life of teen
Just two weeks into the new year, the Hinesville police are investigating the city's first homicide of 2007.
Ludowici city employees to get raise
During their Jan. 16 meeting, Ludowici City Council approved pay raises for all city employees.
State of the state
By Andrea Washington Coastal Courier (Hinesville, GA) Staff Writer awashington@coastalcourier.com ATLANTA - In his fifth "State of the State" address to the Georgia General Assembly, Governor Sonny Perdue proposed a $20 billion budget that includes new strategies for improving the state's health care system. "Health care is an area where innovation is an absolute necessity," the governor said. "We cannot continue to throw traditional, short-term solutions at long-term challenges." After comparing the state's current health ...
3rd ID salutes fallen hero
Staff Sgt. John L. Hartman Jr. volunteered to take the spot of a man in his platoon and was remembered for his unselfish service at a tree dedication ceremony Thursday at Fort Stewart's Warriors Walk.
CBS to broadcast from Fort Stewart
Former Today Show co-anchor and new CBS News anchor Katie Couric was on assignment at Fort Stewart Friday preparing for a live broadcast which will aire January 8.
State, local educators meet
Concerns about the accuracy of Pentagon military projections for children entering the area's public schools next year brought Georgia Department of Education officials to Hinesville Wednesday for a face-to-face meeting with local officials.
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Jesup homicide investigation under way
The death of a man found Wednesday morning in Wayne County is under investigation, and two people - a juvenile female and a man - have been arrested in Long County in connection with the fatal shooting.
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