Boomers triumph at Waycross meet
Camden Boomer swimmers won 16 events across three age divisions Sept. 22 at the Okefenokee Aquatic Club Sprint Splash in Waycross. 11-12
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Buford defeats CCHS girls netters; Robinson is 1-6A Player of the Year
The Buford girls won two of three singles positions plus a doubles match to beat visiting Camden County, 3-1 in a first-round Class 6A state tennis playoff April 21.
Camden boys netters cruise in first round, fall in second at state tennis tournament
The season for the Camden County boys netters ended Monday in Sugar Hill, but with a 15-win campaign came a Class 6A home playoff win, a state ranking, and all-region accolades for several Wildcats
Lady Wildcats’ winning streak ends at Bishop Kenny, 51-37
Bishop Kenny ended the Camden County girls’ six-game win streak last Thursday, pulling away in the fourth quarter of a 51-37 home win.
Shutout of Valdosta is Camden’s second Region 1-7A victory
Will Johnson fired a five-hit shutout, and Camden County evened its Region 1-7A record at 2-2 Tuesday by edging visiting Valdosta, 2-0.
33-year-old dies in Woodbine shooting
The Camden County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a deadly shooting that left one man dead Saturday night.
Data center pause likely by Kingsland City Council
Kingsland City Council will likely vote on suspending a data center ordinance approved in March and a 90-day moratorium on any potential data centers, according to Kingsland City Manager Lee Spell.
Iran presses for an end to war within 30 days as Trump expresses doubts
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran’s latest proposal to the United States calls for issues between the two countries to be resolved within 30 days and aims to end the war rather than extend the ceas...
Pittsburgh Marathon kicks off in Downtown Pittsburgh
And they’re off. Feet have started pounding the pavement around the city as runners set their sights on the finish line at the Pittsburgh Marathon. Thousands of runners, and thousands more supporters,...
Could Measure H finally bring stability to Tri-City Medical Center?
North County voters will decide at the June 2 primary election whether to approve a partnership between Tri-City and Sharp HealthCare
Letters: Scheme to weaken term limits by deceiving voters is deeply cynical
The board members responsible for this should be embarrassed.
Padres minors: Ethan Salas hits fifth homer, Yuki Matsui continues rehab
Padres catching prospect Ethan Salas has homers in five of his last seven games
Audit: People living on streets decreased under San Diego’s camping ban
A report released Thursday is the first by the city auditor to evaluate the city's nearly 3-year-old ordinance regulating encampment responses
Four candidates compete for Chula Vista’s District 2 council seat
Four candidates are running for the Chula Vista City Council's District 2 seat, bringing a mix of civic, professional and political experience to the June primary.
Michael Smolens: Push to restrict corporate homeownership hits bumps
Proponents face political challenges and concerns about whether it would free up many more homes for individual buyers.
As wildfire risks rise, Forest Service shutters labs that study them
57 Forest Service research stations in 31 states are slated to close in the next few months. “This is not a serious effort at reorganization, it’s an attack on America’s public lands,” said Sen. Patt...
Here’s how a group of Utahns is working to save the galaxy, or at least their view of it.
As stars twinkle less and less in this rapidly growing northern Utah city, a new group wants to restore their dark sky.
Letter: Box Elder County should slow down on proposed data center
Letter: Box Elder County should slow down on proposed data center
Opinion: A Democratic version of the Tea Party is emerging
Graham Platner, an oyster farmer and Marine Corps veteran who is running for the Democratic nomination for the Senate in Maine, speaks during a town hall in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, April 12, 2026. (Mark Pete...
Arches sets record March visitation as park adjusts to seasonal demand
Year-over-year visitation growth varied widely, with roughly 15% increases at Zion and Bryce Canyon and more than 30% at Capitol Reef, while Canyonlands saw a more modest increase of less than 1%.
Rev. Natalie Fenimore, minister at Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock, dies at 68
She joined the Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock ministry in 2013. She also was a contributor to Newsday's Ask The Clergy column.
Prince William's massive income tax bill revealed as Kensington Palace issues statement
Prince William pays a massive sum of income tax a year, it has been revealed. The Prince of Wales is reported to contribute up to £7million annually in income tax.
Myers-Wilkins adds school forest to campus
The Duluth School Board approved the establishment of a new, one-acre school forest at Myers-Wilkins Elementary School last week.
Another shepherd’s spring for Lander farmer
LANDER — Inside his cozy ranch house on a recent spring night, a baby monitor sits on Ivan Laird’s nightstand, tuned to the lambing shed about 50 yards from his