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BRUNSWICK — On the southern end of the Georgia coast, old scars left in the marshes by the logging industry are starting to heal, thanks to new federal funds. Officials announced the completion of the first stage of the project Friday.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced the completion of a 10-month project to close man-made cuts in the salt marsh on the Satilla River.
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