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GCPD Awarded $146,108 Grant for Local DUI Enforcement

The Glynn County Police Department (GCPD) is one of 32 Georgia law enforcement agencies to receive a Highway Enforcement of Aggressive Traffic (H.E.A.T.) grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS). The grant began on October 1, 2026 and ends on September 30, 2027. GCPD’s award totals $146,108 and the GCPD H.E.A.T Unit will…

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One year of Brunswick Breeze celebrated during First Friday

One year after launching, Brunswick Breeze has become a transportation option for thousands of riders across Brunswick, providing convenient, on-demand transportation for work, school, appointments, errands, and more. Since launching on September 16, 2025, Brunswick Breeze has completed over 63,931 rides, including 58,523 rides since fares went into effect in November 2025. The service has…

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Coastal Georgia Historical Society Executive Director, Dr. Whitney Nell Stewart, Named to  
Georgia Trend Magazine’s 40 Under 40

  Each year, Georgia Trend, the magazine of Georgia business, politics, and economic development, selects outstanding “40 Under 40” candidates from across the state. The magazine looks for successful, passionate nominees whose dedication to their roles and communities goes beyond the bounds of their day-to-day jobs. The Coastal Georgia Historical Society (CGHS) is thrilled to…

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What happens when important things are made ultimate things?

By. Dr. Diane Bowen. MD   The God-Shaped Vacuum and the Idolatry of Politics Blaise Pascal famously observed that there is a God-shaped vacuum in every human heart. Created for infinite and immortal things, we cannot be filled by the finite. When that vacuum is not filled by the true God, it will be filled…

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City finance approves resolution committing matching funds for grant

By Pamela Permar-Shierling Yesterday, Monday, Sept. 28 the City of Brunswick Finance Committee approved a resolution committing the City to up to $750,000 in matching grant funds for a Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program (GOSP) grant of $3 million. The resolution will go to the full City Commission for approval. As a continuation of the City…

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Conversation with a soldier

  By General Robert Magnus USMC (Ret.) Georgia’s coast is called home by many successful professionals including athletes, judges, physicians, business people, pilots, teachers, lawyers, artists, engineers, government officials, and veterans. My friend, Lt. Col. Dick James, U.S. Army (ret.), is one of them. This article is about my conversation with Dick who is a…

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