Success Requires Support
By tandshickey

South of Louisville and just outside the gates of Ft. Knox, Kentucky is the city of Radcliff. Not much different from Hinesville, Radcliff was a military feeder that has become home to many service retirees, and as you round 31-W entering the city you are greeted by a sign announcing it as the Home of the North Hardin High School Marching Band. Radcliff takes pride in the tradition of the Trojan band, one that has ...

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Homework without Text books
By kennedymc15

Okay, let me see if I can get this right! Hinesville and Liberty County, home of the 3rd Infantry Division, Ft. Stewart; and provider of all middle and high school education to local and military families, can not afford text books for the kids to take home. School systems have ridiculed families for not helping their kids with homework and thereby failing to assist teachers in reinforcing the critical elements of education such as math, ...

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Workshops for Non-Profits
By lpoole

The United Way of the Coastal Empire, Liberty and the Liberty County Convention and Visitors Bureau are pleased to announce a Workshop Series designed with the non-profit in mind!

Strategic Planning 101 for Charitable Organizations:
A Guide to Non-Profit Accounting, Marketing, Board
Development & Grant Writing

A workshop series dedicated to Non-Profit Organizations in Liberty County that are looking to gain knowledge and insight.


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Trouble in Clayton County
By tandshickey

At the hands of the Clayton County School District, the Georgia Department of Education recently claimed its most recent bout of "egg on the face". Clayton County has been granted the dubious honor of being the third district in the past forty years to lose accreditation; this a result of a failure to comply with the guidelines of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). The loss represents the first for Georgia education and ...

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Forget the Apple, Bring on the Ammo!
By MsGenuine

Oh, the good ole’ days… when we used to please our elementary teachers with a surprise crisp Red Delicious Washington apple awaiting our favorite teacher as she approached her wide oak desk ready to start the day gazing out upon a sea of smiling faces.
Now, in Harrold Texas educators and staff members are now permitted to carry concealed firearms in the classrooms – a direct knee-jerk reaction to the rash of school ...

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