Terry Dickson

When WaWa opened its first store in Brunswick on Thursday morning, it already had some longtime fans in the crowd of an estimated 250 customers.

Saturday's Christmas golf cart parade in the St. Simons Island village had some new wrinkles.

Many of us can say we have 13 friends. Perhaps they're not all that close, but if your battery goes dead at the mall, they'll come with jumper cables.

For the second time in just over two weeks, Glynn County Fire and Rescue put their backs into a “push-in” ceremony for a brand new ambulance.

About a half hour before the Brunswick Christmas parade stepped off, a band of light but stinging rain swept across the south end of the city. People were relieved that

Eighty-seven kids found a way to spend $150 each Saturday to ensure themselves of a Merry Christmas at the annual Cops and Kids event at Walmart.

As they settle in for a long winter’s night, the students of Glynn County Head Start will have new pajamas and a book thanks to the Women’s Voices of Glynn

Blue Angels pilots Navy Lt. Cmdr. Lily Montana and Marine Maj. Scott Laux with the F/A-18C Super Hornet they flew to Brunswick Golden Isles Airport on Monday.

When things don’t go as planned at Christmas, people sometimes jokingly lay the blame on the fictional Grinch.

For the first time in eight years, the Angels have landed. And they'll be back. Blue Angels demonstration pilots Marine Maj. Scott Laux and Navy Lt.