There was a wonderful example of the difference between real reporting and agenda driven reporting in your Dec. 2 edition. There were five well-written stories by local reporters Cooper, Jackson and McDonald on pages 1A and 2A. All of them laid out the information in a professional manner wi…

By every reasonable measure, our outgoing President has told us thousands of lies during his public career. Too many to mention here, so let’s just list three of his greatest hits: “Obama was born in Kenya,” and “The press is the enemy of the people” and “The election was rigged.”

Donald Trump criticized President Obama when he played golf at the time two ebola cases existed in the country.

Editor’s Note: Commissioner Bob Coleman on Wednesday pulled his proposal to rename the Veterans Memorial Park in honor of Robert Torras.

After a total recount of the Glynn County ballots revealing hardly any errors and multiple “no-fault” returns in numerous states and counties, outgoing State Sen. William Ligon and cronies want to spend tax dollars for another legislative session to see how many mail-in voters can be disqual…

The fact that Bennie Williams and fellow members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans have sued the mayor and city commissioners for voting to remove the Confederate statue in Hanover Square comes as no surprise, especially since they were threatening litigation as far back as June if the com…

Over the past four years or so, we had exciting times. We’d wake up and hit Twitter to see what the president had to say. He was always with us in our hip pocket, on the screen and in print.

July 5, 1945, Winston Churchill resigned as prime minister of Great Britain after a landslide win by the Labour Party. Even today, 75 years later, this removal of a man who sustained his country during the darkest of times amazes —war with Japan still raged. Now, sadly, our country has laid …

Tuesday, The News reported that administration of the new ordinance governing short-term rental houses and condos will cost $120,000 or more, which can be handled by revenues collections (from properties not currently paying their share).

The idea of a roundabout at Frederica and Sea Island roads is appalling. The traffic lights there keep the traffic flowing at a safe and acceptable rate. Yes, traffic backs up on Frederica at lunch time, but having to get around a roundabout with traffic flowing three other directions would …

As a retired veteran with 28 years of wearing the Army and Air Force uniforms, I am speaking out against the name change of the completed and recently dedicated veterans memorial park.

Your editorial on a recent incident involving an “assault rifle” was hopelessly muddled.

Another presidential election has come and mostly gone. It appears the peons have outvoted the taxpayers once again. We simply have too many people living off the taxpayer in and out of the country, and not nearly enough taxpayers paying the bill.

Dec. 1, 2020, is Giving Tuesday, and the College of Coastal Georgia is participating. A group of foundation trustees has funded a two-to-one match for gifts received as part of Giving Tuesday. Each dollar received online by midnight on Dec. 1 will earn two dollars from the $25,000 Challenge …

Of the multiple challenges America now faces, one is most fundamental: Achieving a responsible balance between individual freedom and constructive pursuit of the common good.

In Wednesday’s edition of The News, an article appeared concerning the need to form a citizens advisory committee to review use of force and other citizens’ complaints involving the Glynn County Police Department. Immediately, condemnation of this request began on social media.

I reference the recent public letter from the Republican Executive Committee of Georgia. My wife and I, fellow Republicans and citizens of Georgia, urgently request (Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger) conduct the audit of absentee ballots cast in the recent election as requested in the r…

If mayors and city governments are not up to addressing their communities’ substantive issues, they cover up their ineptitude by performing symbolic acts instead. The removal of the century-old Brunswick monument honoring dead soldiers is a classic example of this trend.

Thursday’s election issues briefing was quite eye-opening.

Some have said the 2020 presidential election may be decided by the Supreme Court, which will either declare a winner of the election or overturn the results. Fair enough, either way let the truth ring free. Yet it appears the D.C. swamp laps at the steps of this noble institution as well.

Hitler burned books. Today the historically impaired destroy statues.

I opened your fine paper Nov. 10 to find a Letter to the Editor written by my husband, Bob Hilton, juxtaposed with a well-written Utopian pipe-dream by Randy Siegel.

Got a chuckle out of George Will’s article on Seattle lawsuit. Believe George still thinks that he resides in the old “law and order” America. Things have changed in 2020 and sane justice is one of them — just ask the burnt out/looted business owners across America. We are riding a new “Prog…

I have just received information that state Sen. William Ligon has sent a letter supporting a name change for our new veterans park to Robert M. Torras, Sr. Park. The date on the letter is Nov. 16, 2020. Senator Ligon will not be going back to Atlanta next year. The letter was written on the…

The letter to the editor by Mr. Bennett is laughable if not “turning a blind eye” syndrome. He refers to corruption in the Obama administration going unpunished? Has he ever considered that there may not be enough evidence to convict whoever he’s referring to?

Thanks to commissioner Mike Browning and Col. Nick Hart, USMC Ret., for strongly speaking out to preserve the name of Glynn County Veterans Memorial Park.

The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” is valid. Most humans are much more influenced by what they see than by what we read or hear. I am appalled therefore that in photo after photo in your newspaper most individuals are not wearing a face mask.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has done an impressive job running the election, despite complications from the coronavirus and implementing the use of new voting equipment and system for the first time. When problems arose, his office was able to identify and correct the causes quickly.

Congress has spent millions of dollars investigating the FBI, the Justice Department, the Clinton’s, and the Obama administration over the last 4 years. In spite of overwhelming evidence of corruption and illegal activities, to date, Attorney General Barr has only convicted one low level att…