Hinesville, GA News

• Hinesville, GA News
• Obama coming to visit Fort Stewart
• Crowder’s file up for parole review
• This year's planning retreat at King and Prince
• Realtor named to industry hall of fame
• Dog burned in Hinesville now healing
• Officials investigate apparent double homicide
• Vendor event offers daytime shopping excursion
• Commission adopts ’11 millage rates
• County awarded for ‘green’ efforts
• Fraser Center helps heal whole person
• Hinesville mayor proclaims ‘Wreaths for Warriors Walk’ Week
• I-95 work in Savannah area tonight
• Back to School for Hinesville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Forestry Ranger indicted on arson charges
• Army IDs aviators killed on Benning
• Liberty commission meets Tuesday
• Small plane makes emergency landing
• Plane makes emergency landing on Stewart
• Cadets, businesses repair city gazebo
• Panel weighing regional transportation needs
• Smoke is from peat moss bog fire
• Storm threat low here
• More eagles nesting in Georgia
• Local NAACP branch elects new president
• On-post standoff ends peacefully
• County voters pass ESPLOST
• Ludowici receives remediation funding
• Photography contest spotlights coastal trees
• Blood donations in high demand
• Long Sheriff’s Office joins National Crime Map
• Best things: Super Bowl party time
• Catch up with the new sheriff
• Liberty Co. pre-K center is all about Literacy
• Army wives get star treatment
• 101 and counting
• Young author looks to bring people to God
• West Point alums donate to Raider memorial
• Residents earn city $1,000 from Reader's Digest
• Park's amphitheater planning beings
• Area law officers mix, mingle and train
• LCSS Career Academy site still undetermined
• Ludowici gets new fire engines
• Courier to host Business After Hours
• Campaign raises $4,000 for pantry
• Deputy’s widow repays club for support
• Teacher missed, loved by all
• Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" 100 City/100 Days RV Tour Comes to Hinesville Jan. 29
• Panel: racial profiling allegations ‘unfounded’
• County to crack down on repeat DUI offenders
• Local girl passes up presents, helps animals
• Longtime BI teacher Faye Darsey dies
• Build brigade raises home walls
• Italian chef makes local mouths water
• Hinesville already a winner in Readers Digest contest
• Alleged AWOL soldier holed up in motel
• Midway gets probation fee report
• Service speakers non-violent activism
• Breakfast focuses on MLK messages
• Midway Museum reoganizes, hires staff
• Regional council talks transportation needs
• MLK's ties here helped lead to integration
• Hearing set in soldier shooting deaths
• Long Commission OKs buying fire truck
• Soldier's murder trial delayed
• Bombing range expansion group meets with Long Commission
• New shelter, priority is still client safety
• Community braces for possible rise in domestic violence cases
• Council revokes club's alcohol license 30 days
• Long BoE postpones meeting
• Storm shuts down parts of Georgia
• General assembly reconvenes Monday
• Residents ask county to help with road
• MLK Jr. Day events here focus on youth
• One lottery winner claims prize
• Long Co. P&Z Board has new chairwoman
• Top stories of 2010: November-December
• Lane closure on I-95 this week
• Protect property from the cold
• U.S. teen pregnancies down, Liberty’s up
• YMCA swim program aims to save lives
• Midway approves budget
• Top stories of 2010: April-July
• Cities, counties must verify workers' legal status
• Lawmakers visit Liberty County
• Savannah’s smoking law about to take effect
• Midway budget meeting tonight
• Looking back: Top 2010 stories
• Local woman gives away $100 every day
• Biker babes aid troops, charity
• Former LPD Chief Frank McClelland dies at 82
• Long County State Court changes date and time
• Area churches bring cheer to Coastal Care Center
• Former Ludowici Police Chief McClelland dies
• New play will explore local military history
• Grandparenting a full-time job for many
• 911 operators reflect, look ahead
• Going to do better in 2011?
• Bradwell teachers wins $750K in lottery
• County commissioners sworn into new terms
• Budget work continues in Midway
• Long Commission, BoE tackle business
• Officials say bus ridership is picking up
• Ludowici Council sets meeting rules
• Deputies, DA sworn back into office
• Grant sought to help pay Memorial work
• State says I-95 project is complete
• Midway center about half funded
• $1.5 million for local projects
• City asked to open up to tattoo parlors
• Stabbing victim identified
• Neighbors fear park's noise, crime
• Power out in downtown Hinesvlle
• County OKs contract for new DFCS office
• Old trees being replaced for parking lot
• New sheriff in town
• Long light tree to start holidays
• Vets fear losing benefits
• City uses funds for debt
• Memorial Drive gets a makeover
• Liberty County Commission agenda
• Land alloted for Long animal control
• Tax bills due out next week
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• Sikes wins sheriff's race
• Runoff voting Tuesday to pick sheriff
• Midway hoping to fit raises into budget
• Long County schedules ESPLOST vote
• County holds millage at 11.98 for 2011
• Ludowici files for remediation funds
• City marks GIS day
• City holds mill rate at 2010 level
• Early voting starts for sheriff's election
• Residents cheer, jeer city actions
• GIS demonstrations at courthouse today
• City quashes planned tax hike
• Official say they don't want to raise taxes
• Auction Friday to save Mills House
• Long to set up wrecker service rotation
• Liberty BoE slices millage rate a fraction
• Wounded warriors barracks in works
• Midway Council working on budget
• Stabbing victim remembered at vigil
• City: Nightclub not following rules
• New post housing area for officers, NCOs
• Thank a vet on Thursday
• City using eminent domain
• Veterans honored with parade
• Extension facing cuts across the state
• City council on budget: Cut deeper
• Local planner stays on marsh panel
• Parade tomorrow honors veterans
• Long voters support Republicans
• Group studying wind farms off coast
• Sheriff's runoff candidates say they're ready
• City proposes property tax increase
• Bombing range expansion plan statement time closing
• Liberty casts majority Democratic votes
• Sikes, Waye lead early vote tally
• County, BoE working land swap agreement
• City budget has officials worried
• City gets $4.6 million for Bryant Commons
• Substance turns out shaving powder
• Sample ballots available
• Guilty verdict returned in murder trial
• Jury reaches verdict in child murder trial
• Leaders review workshop goals
• Redeploying troops pouring in
• Downtown streets closed this weekend
• Officials say China trip builds relations
• Shooting victim remembered at vigil
• City magazine question still up in air
• USDA reps talk funding in Long County
• Transit officials say so far, so good
• DoD formally approves city's funding request
• Azalea Street project earns state award
• City OK for magazine called invalid
• Sheriff candidates face questions
• Bombing range buffer worries Long officials
• Mourners eulogize Arrowood
• Moody family hopes for break in case
• Jason Floyd sworn is a Hinesville councilman
• City manager injured when bike dumps
• Sheriff hopefuls share visions
• Details of Long Co. shooting reported
• Long Co. rec asks for funding to expand
• Liberty Transit releases schedules, info
• Kingston: VA clinic opening delayed
• Postcard from China: City update
• Sheriff hopefuls campaign at rally
• Long County teen feared drowned
• Missing Person Alert
• Early voting gets under way
• Floyd wins council seat
• All lanes open on 196
• Midway pilot injured in Rincon crash
• Day 1: Officials arrive in China
• Ludowici Council hands off E-911 complaint
• County may change recycling system
• Council votes to put $60,000 into magazine
• Community salutes POW/MIAs
• District 2 council election is Tuesday
• County census response rate up
• Priest cleared of allegation, returns to Pembroke parish
• Former BI principal resigns new job
• 'Marne 7' details redeployment
• Benefit issues roil veterans at forum
• Defense wants expert to visit crime scene in Iraq
• Long County wreck victim identified
• Long County asked to oppose expansion of bombing range
• Annual Freedom Walk draws crowd on post
• Hinesville special election approaching
• UnitedWay kicks off Tuesday
• City OKs consent order over sewage spills
• Firefighter loses battle with infection
• Vision in works for Bryant Commons
• Accused hospital gunman to have mental exam
• Commission OKs POW/MIA Day Sept. 17
• Hostage taker facing charges
• Public buses set to roll Oct. 4
• Hinesville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Residents claim nepotism in Ludowici
• City council plans for election, events
• LeConte limiting access
• Hostages released peacefully at WACH
• Colleseum gets second chance
• Bursitis bumps new sheriff from training
• BoE moves four administrators
• Officials hear of regional road tax plan
• Major found dead on Fort Stewart
• State suspends RH dentist's license
• 2-year-old dropped, in hospital
• Death penalty still on table in court martial
• Local officials pleased with Census count
• 3rd ID troops get warm welcome
• 3rd ID soldier involved in shooting
• Incidents lead to hearing about nightclub
• BoE weighs pay for mechanics who drive
• Buses for new transit system arrive
• Hinesville guardsman killed in Afghanistan
• Ten-year-old pays kindness forward
• Midway increases water, sewer rate
• Survey: Residents most unhappy with government
• City council reduces raises
• Reuben Wells dies
• Study probes quality of life here
• Long Commission chairman to continue
• Drill puts soldiers on alert
• Long BoE cuts tax rate
• Midway expected to hike water bills Monday
• Justice center construction on track
• Businessman pleads to fencing gear stolen off Fort Stewart
• Officials preparing for trip to China
• Liberty County runoff election results
• Visitor credited with saving 13 from fire
• Long BoE extends superintendent's contract
• Vote in same runoff as primary
• Good Samaritans honored by city
• No rest for weary as temperature soars
• Commissioners hope plans improves service
• Highway 19 Shortcut opening Thursday
• Manna House moves; still busy
• Commission updated on Hinesville bypass
• Growth partnership adopts plan, OKs grant
• BoE adjusts payroll dates for some staff
• Rodents force voter office to move
• Local playwright ends trilogy
• Skies buzzing at fly-in
• Midway water bill hike possible
• LCDA considering disaster cleanup site
• Long Commission chairman held over
• Growth hearing draws light crowd
• Family, friends accent short, turbulent life
• Area blistering from the heat
• Father guilty in baby's death
• Heat warning back up today
• Zoning issues to be addressed
• No issues at local polls
• Long County turnout low, as expected
• Catch up with sheriff candidates
• It could feel like 110 out there today
• 293rd MP Company returns home
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