Jesup Council right to stress transparency
New commissioner Jonathan McCullough made an interesting proposal in last week’s Jesup City Council meeting, one we would encourage the commissioners to seriously consider.
New commissioner Jonathan McCullough made an interesting proposal in last week’s Jesup City Council meeting, one we would encourage the commissioners to seriously consider.
Sunshine Week was last week—and we’re not talking about the weather.
Sunshine Week promotes open government and public access to government meetings and records.
The retirement of Richard Johnson as director of the Wayne County Emergency Service will leave a big space to be filled in the county’s fire and ambulance services.
We are happy to report this week that the Jesup City Council has reviewed an earlier decision to hold a three-day planning retreat in Savannah.
Things have been going well for the city of Jesup lately—especially in the financial realm—so we are wondering why the Jesup City Council decided to remove the line item for a financial report each
Early voting has begun for the March 12 election in Wayne County.
With early voting set to start Monday, the case for renewing the local SPLOST (special purpose local option sales tax) is obviously strong.
Severe weather is not to be taken lightly.
The modernization of James E. Bacon Elementary School, with all of its pandemic-related delays and cost increases, has sometimes been compared to a difficult birth.
We join with the city of Jesup in remembering the late Jim Bland, a community leader who was remembered last Thursday night at the first Christmas tree lighting since the downtown park was named Ja