Nothing is stopping this year’s Brunswick Christmas Parade, but it might look different.

A civil complaint has been filed to block the removal of an American Civil War monument from Hanover Square.

A sincere goal of most conservation efforts is to protect the natural world so future generations can experience its beauty.

Golden Isles temperatures will continue to flirt with the freezing point tonight.

A newly opened branch of a Jesup church is looking to make a strong impression on the Brunswick area by helping the community.

Jones Hooks, executive director of Jekyll Island Authority, received recognition for his many year of service to the Georgia Economic Development Association when he was recently named an Honorary Life Member.

Kent Capper purchased Joseph Jewelers in 2002, but the store has been in business since 1910. It was founded by the Haley family.

The shipwrecked Golden Ray’s presence on the St. Simons Sound shrunk by about 104 feet and 3,100 metric tons Saturday morning, its recently separated bow hoisted from the water by the towering VB 10,000 crane vessel at around dawn.

The throngs of people typically waiting to rush into stores for traditional Black Friday doorbuster sales in the Golden Isles the day after Thanksgiving were conspicuously absent Friday.

There’s a new face at Nalley Honda in Brunswick, and it belongs to Jay Jaynes, the new General Manager.

Listening to Patients and Their Lungs

Stop. Take a deep breath. Now do that 19 more times.

For the 30th straight year, a family got together in Brunswick for a big Thanksgiving meal.

In hopes of removing at least one concern from some local families’ list of worries, the local chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., purchased and distributed Thanksgiving meals this week to those most in need.

Alec and Dori Eaton imagined Eat’n Together as a brick-and-mortar establishment, but with the highly contagious COVID-19 still spreading through the community, they’ve had to settle for feeding families in need.

Four Georgia state senators, including outgoing Sen. William Ligon, R-White Oak , joined a chorus of voices urging state leaders to convene a special session for the General Assembly and to make some kind of reform in the registration and absentee voting systems in advance of the Jan. 5 U.S.…