25 Years

Warner Brothers studio has been granted state and local approval to film a movie scene on St. Simons Island’s East Beach on Tuesday and Wednesday.

While suicide is one of the leading causes of death among youth, the subject of suicide remains a topic from which many shy away, said counseling professional Brooke Baskin during a presentation Wednesday with Frederica Academy’s high school students.

Glynn Middle School students who walk to campus could soon have a new, safer route to school, Brunswick’s chief engineer told city commissioners Wednesday.

Horseshoe crabs find the Georgia coast prime habitat, and a North Carolina-based company received a National Science Foundation grant to conducted what the company is calling “a novel approach” to collecting the crabs’ bodily fluids, which are often used in human biomedicine.

Glynn County Schools’ overall graduation rate rose nearly five percentage points this year and exceeded the state average.

Brunswick city commissioners on Wednesday approved more than 10 miles of road resurfacing as well as a new splash pad and playground for Mary Ross Waterfront Park.

The Glynn Environmental Coalition and the Lodge on Little St. Simons Island received recognition Wednesday as two of what the Georgia Water Coalition dubs its 2018 “Clean 13” for their work in advocating for and achieving a cleaner environment.

Everyone deserves to be happy on their birthday.

History, unlearned, will be repeated.

While an agreement between the federal government and Hercules for remediation of the Terry Creek Superfund site appears rolling along regardless of the desires of local officials, the commissioners for the city of Brunswick and Glynn County voted unanimously Tuesday to oppose the consent de…

The Navy released a quite lengthy and thorough report on continuing and new environmental impact policies, with one of the new policies being that it will expand the area in which naval units obtain right whale sighting information to cover the entire Jacksonville operating area, which cover…

Today’s veteran: John Carroll, 75

College of Coastal Georgia recently began work to expand its on-campus library, in response to enrollment growth at the college over the last several years.

It’s no secret that many of Brunswick’s roads are in dire disrepair, but city commissioners will have the chance to do something about at their meeting today.

The commissions of Brunswick and Glynn County are expected to approve a resolution in a joint meeting today against the present proposed Terry Creek cleanup plan — agreed to by the federal government and Hercules — and instead continue pushing for a full cleanup of the Superfund site.

Property owners and stakeholders met with city officials and a consultant Monday to hear proposed compromises to a strategy that would impact development along Brunswick’s major gateway.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed compromise legislation Thursday that would send more than $5.2 million to the Port of Brunswick for operations and maintenance of the Brunswick harbor, money that’s slated to run through Sept. 30, 2019.

A South Carolina hurricane evacuee gave birth to a baby boy Friday in the parking lot of Southeast Georgia Health System’s Brunswick campus.