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Citizens group presses Lowndes County for data center moratorium*

By Editor | March 12, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | LOWNDES COUNTY, Ga. — A citizens group is urging county leaders to halt new data center development until stronger regulations and community protections are in place, raising concerns about water use, electricity demand, pollution and long-term economic impacts.    In an open letter to…

Open Letter to the Lowndes County Board of Commissioners *

By Editor | March 12, 2026

* Inglés y español | LCAD:  Lowndes Citizens Against Data Centers  – Our Water, Our Power, Our Lives –   Open Letter to the Lowndes County Board of Commissioners An increasing number of cities and counties in Georgia have imposed a moratorium on data center development. Among them are Cobb County, DeKalb County, and Thomas…

Mobile Behavioral Health Clinic Expands Access to Care in Lanier County *

By Editor | March 12, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | LAKELAND, Ga. — A mobile clinic designed to bring mental health and substance use services directly into rural communities is making regular stops in Lanier County as part of a broader effort to expand access to care across South Georgia.    Legacy Behavioral Health…

Half-Billion in Camp Lejeune Settlements Signals Hope for Georgia Veterans Exposed to Toxic Water *

By Editor | March 12, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | SOUTH GEORGIA — A surge of new federal settlements for victims of toxic drinking water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune could mean compensation for veterans and families now living across Georgia — including many in South Georgia who passed through the base decades…

Miller Lakeland Library has Launched “Art Sparks” Monthly Program *

By Editor | March 12, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | LAKELAND, Ga. — Creativity is taking center stage at the Miller Lakeland Library! The library is thrilled to announce the launch of Art Sparks, a monthly program designed to inspire artists of all ages.    Each month, participants will explore the life and work…

Qualifying opens this week for Lanier County BOC, Board of Education races *

By Editor | March 5, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | LAKELAND, Ga. — The doors opens this week for citizens ready to step forward and serve as qualifying begins for several key Lanier County Board of Commissioners (BOC) and Board of Education (BOE) seats that will appear on the 2026 ballot.    The qualifying…

Savannah Historians Reflect on Nation’s Divided Past as America Nears 250th Anniversary *

By Editor | March 5, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | SAVANNAH, Ga. — As the United States approaches its 250th birthday this summer, leading historians told a packed room at Christ Church Episcopal on Thursday that past generations also wrestled with deep political division as they celebrated defining national anniversaries. The free public program,…

Lights, Camera, Cash Flow: How Georgia’s Film Boom Is Reaching South Georgia Shores and Small Towns

By Editor | March 5, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español |      Georgia’s film industry isn’t just rolling cameras in Atlanta studios anymore — it’s setting up on barrier island beaches, small-town streets, and even inside South Georgia theme parks. From a newly permitted Netflix shoot on the coast to film crews using the…

A Place for Healing: New State Mental Health Facility Brings Hope to South Georgia *

By Editor | March 5, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | ATLANTA — A major investment in mental health services at the state level could bring meaningful relief to rural communities across South Georgia, including Lanier County. Lt. Governor Burt Jones joined state lawmakers and more than 40 sheriffs earlier this month in announcing a…

EPD considers wastewater permit renewals in Mitchell, Glynn counties*

By Editor | March 5, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *Ingles 7 española |    ATLANTA — The Georgia Environmental Protection Division is considering the reissuance of wastewater discharge permits for facilities in Mitchell and Glynn counties as part of its latest public notice. In Mitchell County, the Baconton Water Pollution Control Plant has applied for reissuance of its…