Terry Dickson is a Georgia editor for Brunswick News Inc. His work primarily focuses on local news and events in the Brunswick area, with a particular emphasis on community celebrations, charity initiatives, and historical landmarks. Terry's articles provide a unique perspective on the people and places that make up the fabric of Georgia's coastal community.
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Terry Dickson covers local news, particularly focusing on community events and human interest stories in Brunswick, Georgia. His articles often include opinion editorials and event coverage related to house & home, entertainment news, family & relationships, education. If you have a heartwarming or impactful story about local community events or charity initiatives in Brunswick that align with these themes and topics covered by Terry Dickson’s articles, it might resonate well with him for potential coverage.
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As of Thursday, Faye Cowart’s career was history and not just because it was her last day.
By: Terry Dickson
Ronald Reagan referred to this country as “a shining city on a hill.” And in that shining city, the residents choose their government on days like today, election days.
Students at Altama Elementary observed Veterans Day Friday with an extra treat: cake to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
By: Terry Dickson
Fairways for Freedom more than doubled the participation in its Veterans Day beach run on St. Simons Island as nearly 200 ran the 5-kilometer race or walked a mile.
As time passes, there are fewer armed forces veterans to honor, Lt. Col. John D. Short told a crowd of several hundred at the Veterans Council of the Golden Isles
Donald Trump's election sent a wave of despair and anger through Democrats who had warned that sending Trump back to the White House would end democracy as we know and practice it.
Walkers on a new trail on Jekyll Island will trod on the names of heroes, friends, family and pets etched in brick.
Habitat for Humanity of Glynn County got more than a few students picking up a little litter at its Century Place worksite. The affiliate got some muscle and attention to
Magnolia Garden Club will feature seven Old Town houses on its Dec. 7 Christmas Tour of Homes, six of which are on Union Street. With the newest house dating to
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