The motorcycles of Eric and Dallas Honaker were mangled after a crash with Candace Walker’s red car.
Lt. Greg Rozier, left, is charged with growing Jesup’s neighborhood watch program by Police Chief Mike Lane, right.
One of the most unusual catches in the Wayne County Catfish Tournament was this big cat, whose meal was interrupted by an angler eager to claim one of the $15,000 in prizes offered by the Tourism Board in the annual event. See pages 4A and 7A for photos of the winners.

News Stories

The motorcycles of Eric and Dallas Honaker were mangled after a crash with Candace Walker’s red car.

Woman charged in biker death

 

By Mark Stokes

Chief appraiser fired by Board of Assessors

 

The Wayne County Board of Assessors fired Chief Appraiser Ralph O’Quinn Friday.

By Drew Davis

Lt. Greg Rozier, left, is charged with growing Jesup’s neighborhood watch program by Police Chief Mike Lane, right.

Neighborhood watch beefs up membership

The Jesup Police Department wants your neighborhood safer, and it’s asking for your help.

By Mark Stokes

Opinion

Janet Royal should resign

It’s time for Janet Royal to tender her resignation as a member of the Wayne County Board of Education.

Savannah harbor funding is good news

 

Congrats, Mike, and good luck

The Jesup City Council was wise to proceed with naming a permanent replacement for Doug Lewis as Jesup police chief Tuesday night.

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