As of press time, Wayne County still didn’t have a confirmed case of COVID-19.
That good fortune suggests that efforts to limit the spread of the virus are paying off.
It goes without saying that we’re living in a difficult time as a result of trying to contain the novel coronavirus.
The coronavirus crisis has drawn the efforts of conscientious scientists, dedicated doctors, inspiring leaders and helpful neighbors.
Now that COVID-19 cases have started popping up in neighboring Glynn County, we need to redouble our efforts to protect ourselves against the spread of the coronavirus here.
As many have noted, our country is in an unprecedented situation as a result of being confronted with the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV2, that causes the disease COVID-19.
We applaud the Wayne County school system for seeking unique ways to offer alternative teaching methods to reach students.
Last week heavy rains washed out three Wayne County roads and made numerous others nearly impassable.
The Wayne County Chamber of Commerce had another successful fundraising gala with the 11th annual Taste of Wayne at Coastal Pines Technical College Thursday night.
Infant mortality is a serious problem in the United States and especially in Georgia.
The Wayne County Board of Tourism’s 2020 NeSmith Chevrolet Hog Jam attracted numerous hunters to Wayne County this past weekend.