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RHPD reports: The dog ate my pistol carry permit - Vimarsana News

RHPD reports: The dog ate my pistol carry permit

Bryan County News More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. RHPD reports: The dog ate my pistol carry permit From Richmond Hill Police Department reports: Matter of record: A man reported Jan. 20 his dog “had eaten his Georgia issued pistol carry permit,” a report said. “(He) advised that incident took place a couple days ago and that in order for him to get a new permit, he needs documentation as to why his original permit is missing.” He got a case number. The...

Henry and Clara Ford's impact here was one of a kind - Vimarsana News

Henry and Clara Ford's impact here was one of a kind

Bryan County News More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Henry and Clara Ford's impact here was one of a kind Richmond Hill Zoning Administrator Amanda Styer and Richmond Hill CVB Director Christy Sherman in front of the Martha-Mary Chapel. Photo by Jeff Whitten. There are older stories here along Bryan County’s marshes and creeks and river, to be sure. The Guale Indians were in this part of the world as recently as the 1600s, and the Spanish...

RH City Council OKs historic district - Vimarsana News

RH City Council OKs historic district

By Mike Brown For Bryan County Now It was two years in the planning but the Ford Avenue Historic District is now officially a designated area in the city of Richmond Hill. City Council approved an amendment to an ordinance creating the city’s first historic district at its regularly scheduled Jan. 5 meeting which was a quick moving one lasting roughly 25 minutes with all items on the short agenda approved with minimal discussion. Assistant City Manager Scott Allison, noting the ordinance had been discussed at two workshops, at a public hearing and had a first reading at the previous counci...