Tribune editorial: The quandary of term limits and turnover
A survey conducted earlier this year indicates North Dakotans want legislators term-limited, and they also expect them to work more while in office -- two ideals that might be at
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‘Wheel’ announcer Jim Thornton fired after pedophilia chat room incident 2 MIN READ
Tribune News Service ‘Wheel of Fortune’ announcer Jim Thornton fired after pedophilia chat room incident LOS ANGELES — “Wheel of Fortune” announcer Jim Thornton’s longtime tenure on the popular g...
Tribune editorial: It’s not just the baseball park, but the river that runs by it
“The gentrification of the Power District and all along the waterway will require public responses to ensure that the development does not just create more homeless people and build more out-of-reach luxur...
Ingram rolls in St. Marys special election
Turns out, the second time was the charm. Tuesday night, Chad Ingram won the special election for St. Marys City Council Post 3 with more than 65% of the vote. It was his second bid for elected office. Accor...
Camden spikers win four of five
Between Sept. 1 and last Thursday, the busy Camden County High volleyballers won two of three home matches and swept two in Savannah to vault to 13-7 overall. They stood 2-2 in Region 1-7A after splitting ma...
Tallahassee foe boasts offensive firepower
Another multi-faceted offense awaits the Wildcats Friday night as they seek to get back on the winning track. Godby of Tallahassee is the first of three consecutive Florida opponents on the home schedule. Th...
Missed chances hurt ’Cats in first defeat
Camden County took a six-point lead to the fourth quarter last Friday in Savannah, but Benedictine found the late finishing kick in a seesaw 27-23 victory. “That’s a tough one, back and forth, back and f...
Halfway houses face scrutiny from city government
A man who some have called a lifesaver, and others a law breaker, is fighting the city of Fernandina Beach’s attempts to reduce the number of people who stay in three halfway houses he operates. Fernandina...
Southeast Georgia Health System taps new chief financial officer
Southeast Georgia Health System has hired Bob Thornton, a certified public accountant, as its new chief financial officer. Thornton joins Southeast Georgia Health System with nearly 40 years of health care f...
Foreman tapped to serve as interim president at Coastal Pines Technical College
The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) announced the appointment of Amanda Morris Foreman as Interim President of Coastal Pines Technical College following the retirement of President Lonnie Roberts....
T&G Digital Solutions to host free marketing seminar Sept. 24
T&G Digital Solutions, a division of the Tribune & Georgian, is hosting a free educational seminar providing information on how local businesses can grow using the latest in digital strategies and solutions....
New plan increases visitor numbers to Cumberland Island National Seashore
Cumberland Island National Seashore will likely experience some massive changes after the National Park Service released a new Visitor User Management Plan in late August. The plan, released Aug. 31, include...
Assisted living facility resident’s death prompts lawsuit
The family of a resident who died at Lakeside at Amelia Island is suing the assisted living facility, its executive director and the facility’s management company. According to a civil lawsuit filed March...
Water utility services won’t affect taxpayers
The Nassau County Board of County Commissioners approved an amendment to the interlocal agreement between Nassau County and the Florida Governmental Utility Authority on June 2. County Attorney Mike Mullin s...
Tribune editorial: Salt Lake City should have strict privacy rules for license plate readers
“The only way we should tolerate being watched like this is if we can watch the watchers. Closely,” writes the editorial board.
Camden County Joint Development Authority (JDA) plans to protect rookery
While the future of the North River project – site of the former Gilman Paper Plant – is still uncertain, Camden County Joint Development Authority (JDA) Executive Director James Coughlin revealed
Tribune, New York Times want ‘fair use’ argument rejected in copyright case against OpenAI, Microsoft
A Manhattan judge overseeing a major copyright infringement lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI received dueling summary judgment motions Friday, with news organizations including the Chicago Tribune and Th...
Tribune editorial: Don’t send Utah schools on a wild woozle chase over library books
The Utah State Board of Education “should drop this foolish scheme before it goes any further,” the editorial board writes.
Eli McCann: How my mom’s yarn led to a novel about two gay men joining a gabby group of women quilters
Tribune guest columnist Eli McCann's new novel, "Stitched," was born from this conversation with his mother.
Morris makes Philly roster
Former Camden County High and University of Georgia offensive lineman Micah Morris has made the Philadelphia Eagles’ initial 53-player roster.
Former Superior Court judge pleads to reduced charges
A former Brunswick Judicial Circuit Superior Court judge who was arrested outside a Jacksonville strip club and charged with driving under the influence saw his charges reduced in January, accordin
Tribune editorial: Military Gallery a tough problem for lawmakers
Organizers of a $78 million Military Gallery addition to the North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum in Bismarck have been too confident. They began construction on Aug. 10, 2025,
Commentary: Hey, Brigham, LDS Utah is the ‘right place’ for Catholics, too, and has been for 250 years
Tribune guest columnist Michael Patrick O'Brien offers a look at the significant moments of Catholic history in Mormon-dominant Utah — along with his personal touchpoints in that legacy.