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Gwinnett Daily Post

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Grayson dominates Camden County in Class AAAAAAA first round

LOGANVILLE — While rookie Grayson head football coach Greg Carswell is glad to have his first postseason win behind him, there’s little time for celebration with a second-round meeting with Lowndes on the horizon. That’s why Carswell was happy to get the early game on Friday night. The No. 12 Rams (7-4) had no trouble with No. 21 Camden County (5-6), breezing by for a 49-0 victory in the Class AAAAAAA first-round matchup, which began at 6 p.m. “I just want to thank God for putting me in a position to have people that trust me to be in this position,” Carswell said. “I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to lead these young men. I thank God for giving me the opportunity to wake up this morning and be able to coach this game.” Grayson began the onslaught on the game’s first play from scrimmage, as Jo’Real Ellinger fell on a Camden fumble at the Wildcats’ 40-yard line. Terrell Smith then ran in the game’s first score from 13 yards out to give the Rams a 7-0 lead. Camden then pieced together its best offensive drive, but Grayson blocked a 36-yard field goal attempt and Rilee Drew returned the

Loganville, GA · 1d

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This Is Georgia’s Tallest Cable-Stayed Bridge, and Crossing It Lifts You High Above the Water

Most drivers on the Georgia coast expect flat marsh, slow rivers, and long, easy stretches of road. Then the highway starts to climb, and a pair of giant towers appears out of nowhere. Within seconds, the car is rising far above the water, with cables fanning past the windows. This...

Brunswick, GA · 1d
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9 Old-School Georgia Diners Where Biscuits, Burgers, And Southern Comfort Food Still Rule

One of these Georgia diners serves breakfast inside a restored train depot. Another sits in a building that once worked as a Trailways bus station. I love that the biscuits in this state keep showing up in places built for travelers. The ages are wild too. One spot opened in...

Kingsland, GA · 2d
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The Richland Distilling Company Announces New Brunswick Rum Distillery and Experience Center

Richland Rum plans to relocate its downtown Brunswick distillery to a new facility on Highway 99 at Interstate 95’s Exit 42, between the Margaritaville RV Resort and the Buc-ee’s Travel Center. The move will keep the distillery in Glynn County while positioning the company for greater visibility and access to visitors traveling along I-95.

Brunswick, GA · 3d
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Second Harvest announces upcoming food distributions across Coastal Georgia

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The WTOC Holiday Food Drive will benefit Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia this year, with donations accepted Nov. 19 at two Kroger locations. People can drop off nonperishable food items from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Kroger on Mall Boulevard or the Kroger on Johnny Mercer Boulevard on Wilmington Island. Farah and Farah is sponsoring the food drive.

Savannah, GA · 2d

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150-mile garage sale returns Nov. 21

Get ready to shop, sell and explore Florida’s scenic east coast as the Super Scenic 150 Mile Garage Sale returns Saturday, Nov. 21, for its 18th year. Organized by the Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway, Inc., the popular annual event brings thousands of bargain hunters to participating homes, businesses and community locations stretching from Fernandina Beach to Ponce Inlet.

Flagler County, FL · 2d

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Son demands answers after father with dementia released from Jesup nursing home, found in North Carolina

JESUP, Ga. (WTOC) - An 82-year-old Glynn County man with dementia was found two states away in North Carolina after his nursing home released him to distant relatives without his medical power of attorney’s consent, according to his son. James Elledge was supposed to be in the care of...

Jesup, GA · 9d

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Coastal golf course with royal name wraps up renovation in Georgia

The King & Prince Golf and Beach Club on St. Simons Island, Georgia, will reopen for member play Nov. 23 as the completion of the first phase of a multi-year renovation to the coastal property. The golf course was totally reimagined by architect Beau Welling. The work to the course included rebuilt green complexes, redesigned fairway bunkering, fresh tees, expanded playing options and better sightlines across coastal marshes. Welling focused on enhancing the strategic variety, playability and long-term sustainability of the Lowcountry layout originally designed by Joe Lee, opened in 1989 and now owned by South Street Partners. Welling was able to reduce irrigated turf by 20 percent at the club. The King & Prince Golf and Beach Club is primarily private but does accept limited guest play from the nearby King & Prince Resort and Club, which also is receiving a renovation that will be complete in May of 2027. “Working with South Street Partners and the entire King & Prince team on this project has been incredibly rewarding,” Welling said in a media release announcing completion of the project. “The property has wonderful natural features, from its live oaks and sandy soils to the marsh views that define

Saint Simons Island, GA · 23h

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As PGA Tour overhauls schedule, RSM Classic organizers confident in event's staying power

ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. — Changes are coming to the PGA Tour schedule in 2028 as a result of revamped player eligibility and access. Already, Tour events in Hawaii in Kapalua and Honolulu are gone. And the Tour's event at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, the longest-running non-major tournament to be held at the same venue, has been told it will not be a stop on PGA Tour's Championship Series, and is more likely to turn toward the senior tour than settle for a Challenger Series designation. If the Tour can whack Colonial, can any tournament director feel safe? Davis Love III, for one, said he feels confident that the RSM Classic, the Tour's FedEx Cup Fall series finale that he hosts at the Sea Island Club on St. Simons Island, Ga., will be a part of the Tour's future, even with Commissioner Brian Rolapp's stated goal of putting more tournaments in larger metropolitan areas. "Sure, Brian and I talked about big cities and big courses and big tournaments and all that," Love said of his conversations with Rolapp. "But they also understand how important a small tournament like this is to the tour and to charity. They understand

Saint Simons Island, GA · 19h