There are many people out there who simply have no respect for others and at times take that attitude way too far.

A sad legacy of pollution on a former chemical plant site could give way to clean energy production and give new life to a property that has sat empty for years because of its past.

In a better world, maybe more people would see the real potential of Brunswick the same way we do.

If you are in the market for an excellent meal and expanding opportunities for local high school students, have we got the event for you.

Think about cleaning your house. It may not always be the most pleasurable experience, but it needs to be done — and often. No matter how much we try, it seems like there is always something else to clean, something else to tidy up to keep the house looking its best.

More than 75 percent of freshmen accepted into the Air Force Academy are in the top 10 percent of their high school class and scored a 1310 or higher on their SAT or a 29 or higher on their ACT, according to Collegedata.com. With statistics like that, it means less than 30 percent of student…

The numbers may still be in the process of being finalized, but the preliminary picture painted by the draft of a forensic audit of the Clerk of Superior Court’s accounts is staggering.

Mental health services available for adults around the country who need them can be often difficult to find and difficult to access.

Signs along the Downing Musgrove Causeway heading out to Jekyll Island are folded up during much of the year.

College of Coastal Georgia’s impact locally is felt in many ways.

There is no secret about the massive uphill climb the Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water and Sewer Commission is facing. Estimates for the work needed to bring the entire system up to date are in the tens of millions of dollars.

The Glynn-Brunswick Land Bank Authority is officially up and running, complete with a few properties in its coffers that we hope will be ready for reuse soon.

Newsprint, the paper on which newspapers are published, is used for much more than publications like our own. It is the paper used to produce advertisers and shoppers people go to regularly to find better deals on groceries and other items. It is used to produce programs for community events…

A meaningful discussion and effort is taking place at Glynn County Animal Control that could end up being the difference between life and death for a number of dogs in the area.

A meaningful discussion and effort is taking place at Glynn County Animal Control that could end up being the difference between life and death for a number of dogs in the area.

Folks in the community are right to be concerned about the placement of the next Altama Elementary School.

Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead.

The Resurrection, Easter and Pascha is a festival and holiday that honors and celebrates Jesus being raised from the dead. It is the very foundation of our Christian faith. This is why Christians here in the Golden Isles and throughout the world humbly and joyfully celebrate it with passion …

You may awake this morning to a familiar situation outside your front door. Rain. We have seen our fair share this past week or so.

The presence of Up with People in town this week is the perfect opportunity to highlight some community organizations that do more than most of us realize to make the Golden Isles a better place.

With all of the negative, depressing and downright scary things happening in this world, it is easy to focus only on what is bad in this world.

Police officers have to deal with a lot of difficult situations. Domestic abuse, crimes of passion and other issues often require them to be in homes around the community trying to keep a bad situation from getting worse.

The arrival of Up with People today in Glynn County has us excited about the show later this week. It is sure to be a fun cultural experience and a production worth seeing.

The Glynn-Brunswick Development Authority has seen its share of turnover in the past five years.

Over the past few days, we’ve devoted a lot of time and space in our newspaper to the proposed Oglethorpe conference center.

The county and city commissions are considering a move they believe might help pay for some infrastructure improvements that would mean paying to visit family or to go to and from work every day.

Life takes many turns and for many people is rarely simple and easy. That is true for folks who find themselves and their families struggling to scrape by and pull together a few hundred dollars every month to live in a motel room.

The 19,500 acres of public land at the Sansavilla Wildlife Management Area along the Altamaha River serves a few worthwhile purposes.

It is only a matter of days until the members of the international cast of Up with People arrives. When they do, expect to see them around town pitching in where ever they can.