Although talk around Liberty County recently has centered on expected growth in the area, enrollment in schools this year is down by about 800 students, or roughly 8%.

Thomas Baker, who has autism, says his early years in school were a bit rougher than most students’. But that didn’t stop him from becoming class valedictorian this year at Bradwell Institute.

After Governor Sonny Perdue ordered another cut in the already-tight stated education budget last week, Liberty County School System officials decided to lengthen each school day by 15 minutes during the first semester.

Kids wear Crocs in the pool…but how clean is it?

Can you tell the difference between a dolphin fin and a shark fin? Your life could depend on it!

Bears in Georgia and South Carolina, a more common sight in spring and summer, are always on the lookout for an easy meal.

You only get one chance to make a first impression and Liberty County officials want to impress upon federal regulators how important Census 2010 is to Liberty County.

Meet a local soldier who’s a published author.

Liberty County High School received a one-two punch recently when Mother Nature and vandals apparently caused damage to the baseball, softball and football areas of the school.

The stated opened a new program Monday to help parents of small children weigh their options for child care.

Anyone in Hinesville questioning their property taxes now has a way to appeal.

Beards and moustaches come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Hinesville resident Bill Mitchell calls his furled facial hair a partial beard mutton chop. And now it’s won him an award!

Historic site to be cut to three days a week

Jesup resident 1st Sgt. Darrel Ormes (US Army, retired) accepted a Silver Star from US Senator Saxby Chambliss last weekend, 40 years after a battle win which he led a six-man squad against more than 100 Vietcong.

The Liberty County Humane Shelter is a national finalist in a makeover contest.