Boy Scouts with St. Simons Island Troop 248 put in nearly four months of work to build new storage equipment for the Golden Isles Youth Orchestra.

25 Years

Future scientists, mathematicians and artists may have experienced their first sparks of interest in what will become their passions at the second annual STEAM night held Tuesday at Sterling Elementary School.

Two suspects have been charged in the Nov. 8 drug overdoes deaths of two Camden County men who died within hours of each other.

The start of the search to hire a new Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce president has been delayed a month.

Roughly a week into the $600,000 project to improve drainage in the flood-prone Pier Village shopping district on St. Simons Island, work is already a week behind schedule.

The Glynn County Commission wants to lay some groundwork with state agencies before forging ahead on a toll on traffic traveling the F.J. Torras Causeway.

Today’s veteran: Jacqueline Wade, 53

A new 48-unit condominium project is in the works for a 9.6 acre area next to the Jekyll Harbor Marina, thanks to approval Tuesday by the Jekyll Island Authority board.

A federal grand jury issued an indictment Jan. 8 alleging two more men who served as Marines stole small arms ammunition and explosives at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

The prosecution of the Glynn County drug shed case continues to wind down as three defendants pleaded guilty and one received his sentence Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Brunswick.

The 18th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Breakfast will kick off a weekend filled with opportunities to connect with the community and give back, in recognition of the civil rights leader’s legacy.

A man stopped for gas at a truck stop, then robbed the adjoining diner of cash at gunpoint late Monday afternoon on U.S. Highway 17 near the Interstate 95 exit in southern Glynn County, police said.

Randall Lacey has long been a familiar face in Glynn County Schools. As a Glynn County police officer, he frequently visited schools, allowing students to form bonds and to associate a friendly face with law enforcement.

Like many college students, Olivia Dixon was thrilled to get a little rest and relaxation — not to mention some good home cooking — over the Christmas break. The St. Simons Island native has been working hard during her time in school at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn.

A wide variety of Glynn County businesses will showcase their services and products Jan. 31 at the 2019 Business Expo at the Jekyll Island Convention Center.

As the federal government shutdown enters its 25th day, many local families are feeling the pinch.