Camden PSA discovers retirement contribution error
Camden County Public Service Authority (PSA) Chairman Alex Blount announced that the parks and recreation agency has resolved problems with its retirement contributions and matches not being proper
Camden County Public Service Authority (PSA) Chairman Alex Blount announced that the parks and recreation agency has resolved problems with its retirement contributions and matches not being proper
With its typical economy of words and efficiency of action, the Kingsland City Council recently approved several bids relating to unrelated matters in trash collection, road planning and city emplo
State legislators friendly to a mine adjacent to the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, and those opposed to such plans, combined to vote for a bill near the eve of the end of this year’s General
An attempt by the Biden administration to dramatically improve United States’ air quality through stricter particulate matter standards ran headlong into vocal opposition from House Republicans who
“The Day That Shook Georgia,” a poignant documentary following the Thiokol Memorial Project’s mission of preserving the memories of survivors, first responders and families of those who lost their
St. Marys City Council was united in its desire to provide school resource officers to five schools located within the city limits. They just want a better deal.
A 76-year-old Kingsland man was charged with murder after law enforcement officials said he stabbed his wife multiple times during a domestic dispute, according to a news release from the Kingsland
After two-plus years of complaints from a resident who lives near the Two Rivers Gun Range, the Camden County Board of Commissioners took steps Tuesday night to potentially eradicate a noise proble
Plans to extend tax breaks to e-commerce fulfillment centers received the thumbs-up from Camden County voters, with the freeport exemption taking 2,925 of the 5,023 votes cast, 58.23%, during the p
The Kingsland City Council awarded a bid in its last meeting to purchase 10 replacement patrol vehicles for the city police department, along with bids accounting for more than $1.5 million in road