We salute Sheriff John Carter for his long career serving in law enforcement in Wayne County and thank him for his excellent work as sheriff for the past 16 years.
As we are encouraged by the good news about two potential new COVID-19 vaccines, let’s remember to protect ourselves from the flu.
Vote counting in Wayne County went smoothly and quickly on election night—a testament to Probate Court Judge Tammy Thornton and her staff.
Boat races were sponsored by the American Power Boat Association and the Peace River Boating Association Thursday-Sunday at Lake Lindsay Grace.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, many traditional activities—such as the Jesup Halloween Parade—have been canceled this Halloween season, and many families are planning alternatives to traditional trick
Even the scarecrows are celebrating Jesup’s 150th anniversary, as the Wayne County Historical Society’s entry in the “Scarecrows Among Us” contest shows.
“Scarecrows Among Us,” Wayne County’s annual scarecrow contest, is hosted by the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce, the Jesup Downtown Development Authority and the Jesup Kiwanis Club.
There’s general agreement that the Nov. 3 General Election will be important, given the presidential candidates’ different approaches to government, as well as the makeup of the U.S.
We commend the Jesup City Council and the city administration for undertaking the arduous task of restoring the swimming pool at the Cracker Williams Community Center.