Pat Donahue is a local journalist based in Columbus, Georgia. With a focus on community news and events, Pat's articles can be found in publications such as the Coastal Courier, The Columbus Messenger, and the Statesboro Herald. Pat is dedicated to bringing important stories and updates to the residents of Columbus and surrounding areas.
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With help from family members, U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter unveils the new name of Hinesville’s VA clinic. Photos by Pat Donahue
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Work on a new administration and training facility for the Liberty County EMS could start early next year. County commissioners have awarded a bid of $2.78 million to Pope Construction, contingent on results of their minority and women-owned business enterprise report.
This blue light special is all about the kids. The Hinesville Police Department will hold its fourth annual Shop With a Cop on Saturday from 9 a.m.–1:30 p.m. at Walmart
Liberty County Development Authority were asked for their help in adding on to the Liberty County Savannah Technical College campus. But they weren’t asked for funding — they were enlisted in pushing the General Assembly to back the Technical College System of Georgia budget that includes the money to build a 5,900 square foot precision manufacturing center at the current STC campus off Airport Road.
Pat Donahue Coastal Courier Editor/GM Published: Dec 19, 2024, 4:31 PM MIDWAY — Midway City Council members have decided to enter into an agreement with Liberty County to provide fire protection for the city’s residents.
By: Pat Donahue
FORT STEWART — Barbara Bilbrey recalls all the attributes of her son Charles Bilbrey Jr. and the effect he had on people. The Bilbreys will mark another Christmas without their son, who was killed in late July 2007, and they came to Fort Stewart again on Saturday to take part in the 18th annual Wreaths for Warriors Walk.
Hinesville Police Department Star Cpl. Jose Rivera and a newfound friend finish their shopping excursion through Walmart as part of the annual Shop With a Cop. Photo by Pat Donahue
While the “Brighter Christmas” event has been going on for seven years, it also makes the holidays just that much brighter for those on the giving end. The annual McKinney Vento Brighter Day Christmas gift giveaway was held at the Liberty County School System’s central office Wednesday morning, with 50 families driving up to the front doors and school personnel, Hinesville fire fighters and soldiers bringing arm loads to gifts to load into their vehicles.
After three public hearings and some contentious discussions, Flemington City Council members decided unanimously on a millage rate for the city.
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