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Other residents oppose the barriers, also citing safety as the reason. “Yesterday we had an issue with an ambulance. And they couldn’t get through. They had to wheel the guy in a wheelchair to the ambulance, said Vanessa Hyden, who also lives in the area. There are four closures, which after Sunday's ruling, will be allowed to remain with the condition the concrete barriers be swapped out for plastic ones. The closures are at: SW 16th avenue and 22nd street SW 16th court and 22nd street and SW 14th avenue and 22nd street That area falls under Commissioner Joe Carollo’s district. He says...

Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 3.8.21 Good Monday morning. — What they’re reading on the Plaza level: As Florida’s Governor continues to defend himself against various slays related to his COVID-19 response and, now, vaccine rollout, Ron DeSantis‘ role in the virus has been vindicating. The state’s numbers are lower than places with Democratic Governors, like New York and California, but its economy, saved from extended lockdowns, is thriving. No doubt Team DeSantis is already prepping news conference quips to tout their success. ...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. St. Patrick's Day events planned in Brunswick Good times, good art and more will fill Historic Downtown Brunswick on Saturday March 13, 2021 as the downtown community celebrates St. Patrick’s Day all day long and into the night.  There is fun for all ages during this early celebration of shamrocks and leprechauns, and with many of the events taking place outdoors, it will also be a safe environment to be wearing your green!  ...

They say hindsight is 2020 and that is definitely true as we’re all eager to put this disaster of a year in the dumpster and light it on fire.  While many of us remember way back in January feeling like 2020 would be our year — we just couldn’t predict it would be our year of high unemployment, isolation, fear, sickness and uncertainties.  All we can hope for now is that 2021 will bring an end to this pandemic and that we’ve all learned some hard lessons we can take along with us in this uncertain future.  But before we move on, The Smoky Mountain News once again takes a look back...

CONWAY — At the age of 10, Tarron Jackson decided to hang up his football cleats. Having played for a couple of years, his interests lied more with shooting hoops and less about knocking around opposing quarterbacks. But, sometimes, purpose arises when you least expect it — burning for reasons well beyond yourself. He and his brother, Daron, enjoyed slinging around the pigskin, a bond forming over a sport that has put Tarron — one of the stars of a No. 11-ranked Coastal Carolina team that faces Liberty in the Cure Bowl on Saturday night — on the brink of a potential ...