“What’s the harm?” Savannah locals react to the end of the smooching soldiers tradition — WSAV-TV

SAVANNAH, GA- A longtime Saint Patrick’s Day tradition is coming to an end. Fort Stewart Commanders and the parade committee are asking women to refrain from smooching soldiers marching in the parade. In a post on Twitter, parade committee members said that this request is for safety reasons. A spokesman for the 3rd Infantry Division…

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Okefenokee Swamp, natures treasure chest —

The Okeefenokee swamp is located in south Georgia and Florida. The area is approximately 700 square miles and is the largest swamp in North America. You can easily spend a full day or more in the park capturing a glimpse of the many species of birds, reptiles, plants, mammals, fish, and amphibians. We entered the […]

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Georgia Fishing Report: March 9, 2018 —

Alright anglers – any of you gonna brave this cold blast we are having right now in an effort to get out on the water? Might be worth it! SOMETHING NEW! There is a new reservoir opening in Walton County – the Hard Labor Creek Regional Reservoir held a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. Information about the […]

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Georgia Fishing Report: March 2, 2018 —

Look at that sunshine! Oh yeah, that means some outdoor time is sure to be a part of everyone’s weekend, right? How about to entice you to hit the water, we show you the brand, spanking new 2018 Fishing Prospects? These web pages provide in-depth information detailing 32 reservoirs and 18 rivers in one convenient location. […]

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It smells pretty…

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Georgia Fishing Report: February 23, 2018 —

Getting Spring fever yet? This warm weather sure makes most of us think about heading out to our favorite fishing hole! And, even if the current weather is warm, be sure to check out some of these cool-weather fishing tips for crappie, stripers and trout! Trout Harvest Time! While Perry, GA isn’t the first place […]

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The Ogeechee River — Blog – Collective Quarterly

A Waterway In Turmoil words by Hartford Gongawareimages by Stephen Milner Legend and lore tell us that the Ogeechee River begins at the foot of the Great Ridge, in a swamp, “a greesey Marle of various colours” known as Buffalo Lick. 2,812 more words

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Georgia Fishing Report: February 16, 2018 —

2018 is trucking right along. Hopefully, you are able to make some time to get out there and get a little fishing done during these nice glimpses of warmer weather. We were excited to recently have the live announcement of the 2017 grand prize winner of the Georgia Bass Slam – Congrats again to Keith Lott! […]

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Georgia Fishing Report: February 9, 2018 —

We know, we know…you are already planning that romantic fishing trip for you and your significant other for Valentine’s Day, right? No better way to spend quality time and promote marital harmony than by seeing who can catch the bigger fish, right?

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Celebrate Georgia history on Super Museum Sunday — WSAV-TV

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — To celebrate the Peach State’s rich history and cultural life, several historic sites and museums are opening their doors to the public — for free. As a part of the Georgia History Festival, Super Museum Sunday will be held on Sunday, Feb. 11 at participating sites around Savannah and throughout the…

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