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Police Urge Help in Search for Missing Endangered Elderly Woman in Glynn County *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles BRUNSWICK, Ga. — Glynn County police are renewing a plea to the public to help locate a 74-year-old woman who has been missing for more than two months and is considered endangered. Authorities say Judy Ann Deen was last…

FROM DEFIANCE TO DYNASTY:  How Cornelius and Arsimmer Bailey Built a Legacy of Land, Faith and Self-Reliance *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles LAKELAND, Ga. — When Cornelius Bailey and Arsimmer Gaines chose one another in 1909, they did more than marry against opposition. They began a way of life defined by faith, discipline, cooperation and land ownership — values that would…

Lakeland Hardee’s Shuts Down Days Before Christmas, Workers Say Pay Was Left Unpaid; City Told Restaurant Could Reopen Under New Owner in January *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore* La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en inglés LAKELAND, Ga. — The Hardee’s restaurant in Lakeland closed its doors just before Christmas, leaving employees without pay they say they were owed and stunning customers who had recently seen repairs and repainting at the site that suggested the restaurant…

Georgia AG Backs FCC Plan to Block Illegal Prison Cell Phones, Citing Public Safety Threat to South Georgia

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles ATLANTA — Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is leading a multistate push to give states new authority to block illegal cell phone use inside prisons and jails, arguing the change is critical to stopping violent crime that reaches far…

Valdosta Police Department Scores Big for Kids with Community Basketball Donation *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles    VALDOSTA, Ga. — In an uplifting display of community support and outreach, the Valdosta Police Department (VPD) recently brought smiles to local children by donating new basketball goals and basketballs to the Pines Family Campus, giving youth a…

Elderly Betrayed, Life Savings Drained: Former Tallahassee Man Ordered to Repay $1 Million in Nationwide Tech Scam That Reached South Georgia *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles TALLAHASSEE, Fl. – A former Tallahassee man has been sentenced in federal court for his role in a sweeping computer tech support fraud scheme that preyed on elderly victims across the country—an operation that federal authorities say caused devastating…

KEEPERS OF MEMORY: Charles Knight Cemetery and the Roots of Black Lakeland *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles  Charles Knight Cemetery is one of Lakeland’s oldest African American burial grounds, preserving generations of families whose lives shaped the community long before Lanier County was formed in 1920.    The cemetery is believed to be named for Rev.…

Valdosta Protest Joins Nationwide Outcry Against U.S. Military Action in Venezuela, Draws Local Voices Against “War for Oil” *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles VALDOSTA, Ga. — A group of local residents plans to gather at 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 10, at the U.S. Post Office at 100 E. Central Ave. (Old Lowndes County Courthouse) to protest the United States’ military actions in Venezuela,…

Buddhist Monks’ ‘Walk for Peace’ Reaches Georgia-South Carolina Line as Faith, Resilience and Compassion Inspire Thousands *

By Editor | January 8, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles WEST GEORGIA/SOUTH CAROLINA BORDER  — After more than 2,000 miles on foot through America’s towns, highways and open fields, a group of Buddhist monks and their loyal canine companion, Aloka the Peace Dog, have reached the Georgia-South Carolina border…

Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday from the Lanier County Sheriff’s Office *

By Editor | January 1, 2026

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / *La traducción al español sigue a la noticia en ingles LANIER COUNTY – From Sheriff Nick Norton and everyone at the Lanier County Sheriff’s Office, we wish you and your family a safe, happy, and joyful holiday.    As you celebrate, please remember: plan ahead and make smart choices.…