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Who, exactly, was Paul Ryan trying to appeal to when he recently went to the Reagan Library and tried to explain why we should return to the kind of managed

Appeal by area hospitals halts plan to build Memorial Health’s freestanding ERs Chatham Co. Police seeing rise in overdoses By Blair Caldwell | February 15, 2021 at 4:17 PM EST - Updated February 15 at 6:57 PM CHATHAM COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) - Memorial Health’s plans to build two freestanding ERs in Bryan County and Pooler have hit a snag. We first told you about the project a year ago—Memorial Health plans to build freestanding ERs equipped with staff and specialized equipment to help with emergencies. But for now, those projects are halted after the state granted an appeal fi...

Missing boater in the Ogeechee River finds his way to shore The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for at least one person in the Ogeechee River after their boat overturned near Fort McAllister State Park Tuesday night. (Source: U.S. Coast Guard) By WTOC Staff | February 10, 2021 at 4:47 AM EST - Updated February 10 at 5:50 AM BRYAN CO., Ga. (WTOC) - The U.S. Coast Guard was out searching for a missing boater in the Ogeechee River overnight. Officials say a boat overturned near Fort McAllister State Park around 11 p.m. Tuesday night. They say a man found his way to the boat ramp and found B...

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Brint Ryan: The Tax Man Cometh After a hardscrabble upbringing, the Ryan LLC CEO built a fortune by saving companies big bucks on their taxes. Here’s how he battled his way to the top. By Barry Shlachter Published in D CEO January-February 2021 Images courtesy of Brint Ryan, UNT, Hotel Settles, and Shutterstock Brint Ryan and his bandmates were grooving at Big Spring High’s senior talent contest. But near the end of their five-song set, the amplifiers suddenly quit, and the music died. Maybe the hard rock was too raucous or the lyrics too suggestive for the Bible Belt community—