Trust has been on the mind of the Rev. Kendall Shaw recently. The pastor of Gilead Ministry Center in Brunswick and in Jesup contemplated the idea in an essay on the topic for the local Painted Prayers: Prayers During a Pandemic exhibit at Glynn Visual Arts.
In Shaw’s piece, a part of an interactive initiative by local artist Randy Siegel, he details the challenges trust faces in times like these. His work joins one shared by the Rev. Tom Purdy, rector at Christ Church Frederica on St. Simons Island. Purdy explored the theme of gratitude in the days leading up to Thanksgiving. The public was then encouraged to take part by emailing in one word detailing what they were grateful for in their lives. Those words were used to make a graphic that now adorns the walls of GVA.
Fifteen members of a Georgia Air and Army National Guard team were at the historic Lissner House in Brunswick Thursday conducting a drill to test their capabilities in identifying potentially hazardous substances.
It wasn’t long after John Meyer began his welding classes at Golden Isles College and Career Academy that he decided against pursuing a four-year college degree.
The state Department of Natural Resources sunk the 40-foot tugboat Miss Laci about 15 miles off the coast of Little St. Simons Island last week, adding it to Artificial Reef DRH.
A recently penned 20-year agreement between the Georgia Ports Authority and shipping and logistics giant Wallenius Wilhelmsen will give the company space at the Port of Brunswick to customize industrial vehicles and equipment coming into port before delivering them to dealers and customers, …
Christina Godwin, owner of Christina’s Dance World on St. Simons Island, starts every dance class and rehearsal with cookies and lemonade around the tea table.
