Brunswick, United States (Local)
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Terry Dickson covers local news, particularly focusing on community events and human interest stories in Brunswick, Georgia. His articles often include opinion editorials and event coverage related to house & home, entertainment news, family & relationships, education. If you have a heartwarming or impactful story about local community events or charity initiatives in Brunswick that align with these themes and topics covered by Terry Dickson’s articles, it might resonate well with him for potential coverage.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson told a crowd Wednesday that he would support law enforcement, audits of public spending to eliminate fraud and lower property taxes and putrestrictions on data centers if elected.
The sea wasn’t very angry Friday morning just after high tide, but as Hurricane Isaias churned north in the Gulf brought enough wind to at least perturb the water.
The Saturday and Sunday Running of the Bulls surf fishing tournament launched with the running of a high tide.
By: Terry Dickson
My grandma never threw anything away. Actually she did, some tin cans, jars of sizes that weren't useful, really, really old clothes and the like.
Members of two other congregations joined members of St. Simons First Baptist Church in its gym Sunday to feed 93 families of six for 36 weeks.
By: Terry Dickson
I admit it. I don't like to spend my money, mine or anyone else's. Even the government's. I've bought shirts that the only thing I found desirable was the price.
Although not as spectacular as last week's jellyfish in the sky, the show from SpaceX's predawn launch of a Falcon 9 rocket still provided a show for those who got up early to watch.
By: Terry Dickson, Taylor Cooper
City commissioners approved a package store license request on Wednesday but denied another due to the prevalence of similar stores in the area.
By: Terry Dickson
Who ever heard of a grown man crying during the movie credits?
The Exchange Club Fair is always a busy place, but it was abuzz Wednesday with kindergarten and special education students and their parents from Glynn County and McIntosh County schools.
