Coastal Plain Reader

Coastal Plain Reader has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in May 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Coastal Plain Reader are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • Snapchat Besides social media accounts, coastalplainreader has populated their site with: • Sons of Slain Man Sue Local Dentist Accused in Gainesville Shooting - Coastal Plain Reader • Federal Hurricane Aid Set to Begin Flowing as Georgia Expands State-Level Relief • Macon’s Cherry Blossom Festival Kicks Off Annual Celebration • Former District Attorney Acquitted of One Count in Ahmaud Arbery Case Misconduct Trial • Jimmy Carter Wins Posthumous Grammy for Audiobook Narration • Columbus Liquor Store Employee Arrested in Fatal Stabbing • Presidential Nominations: Meetings, Hearings, and Mountains of Paperwork • Snow on the Beach: Winter Storm Freezes Savannah and Surrounding Areas • Teen Arrested in Connection to December Homicide in Valdosta • Make America Healthy Again? Red Dye Banned by FDA Due to Cancer Risks • Valdosta Sets Final Storm Debris Pickup Deadline for January 6th • Macon-Bibb Transit Authority Announces Free Fare Days for the Holidays • Former Georgia Senator Nominated as U.S. Ambassador to China • New Hampstead’s Playoff Run Ends in Dramatic Finish While Jenkins Secures Semifinal Spot in Overtime • Lowndes County 911 Introduces New Citizen Feedback Service • Warner Robins Continues Holiday Festivities with Family Fun Night • Did Georgia Voter Identification Laws Hurt Turnout? • Milledgeville Hosts 3rd Annual Special Needs Prom • Long County Pedestrian Death Case Still Awaits Update • Student Found with Gun at Effingham College and Career Academy • Central Georgia Poll Worker Charged After Allegedly Mailing Threatening Letter • Valdosta Police Nab Fugitive with Active Warrant During Routine Patrol • International Brotherhood of Teamsters Announced It Will Not Endorse Anyone for President • Spooky Fun Awaits! Bibb County Sheriff’s Office Hosts Halloween Bash for Families • Georgia Housing Inflation Crunches Consumers • Leilani Simon Murder Trial Sparks Renewed Debate Over Death Penalty in Georgia • New Evidence Shows Drug Costs Skyrocketing Due To Price Controls • Albany State University Students Express Safety Concerns Following Homecoming Shooting • Overdose Aid Kits Deployed in High-Risk Areas Across Georgia, Including Macon • State Supreme Court Declines To Expedite Appeal of Judge's Ruling on Georgia Election Integrity • Man With Criminal Past Charged In Bulloch County Homicide • Two More Counties Now Eligible for FEMA Disaster Assistance • Early Voting in Georgia Starts Tomorrow • Georgia Board of Regents Calls for Ban on Transgender Women in College Sports • Waffle House: The Unlikely Storm Indicator • Savannah Named a Top Georgia Destination for Antiquing by Southern Living • Scammers Pose as Columbus Radio Station, Targeting Local Business Owners • Middle Georgia Organization Hosts Events for Domestic Violence Awareness Month • Temporary SNAP Waiver Allows Hot Food Purchases in 84 Georgia Counties • Alternative Baseball Returns to Macon This Weekend for Second Game at Historic Luther Williams Field • Governor Kemp Extends State of Emergency for Counties Impacted by Hurricane Helene • CVS Announces Layoffs of 2,900 Employees in Cost-Cutting Effort • Lowndes County Residents Warned of Volunteer Group Scam • Georgia Supreme Court Reinstates Abortion Ban Amid State Appeal • Valdosta Lifts Emergency Curfew Following Storm Recovery • ICE Reports Show Significant Drop in Criminal Alien Removals During Biden Administration • Recovery Efforts in Telfair County Press On Following Hurricane Helene • Top Dishes Crowned at Georgia National Fair Food Fight • Georgia Ports Resume Activity Following Tentative Deal Between Dockworkers and Port Operators • Voter Registration Deadline Approaches for Georgia Residents • Houston County Softball Secures Region 2-5A Championship with Sweep Over Thomas County Central • Biden Reaffirms Federal Support for Georgia in Hurricane Helene Recovery • Kaolin Festival Rescheduled for November • Ohio Man Charged with Voluntary Manslaughter After Fatal Incident in Hawkinsville • Torrez Finney Signing UFC Contract in Macon Today • Walz and Vance Set for Key Vice Presidential Debate Tonight • Port of Savannah Dockworkers Join Strike Along Eastern Seaboard • Debate Changed Few Opinions, Drew Fact Checks • New Evidence Shakes Up Laken Riley Murder Case as Immigration Debate Escalates • Hurricane Helene Leaves Valdosta in Devastation: Thousands Without Power and Homes Damaged • Death Toll Climbs as Georgia Begins Recovery from Hurricane Helene • Perry International Festival Postponed Due to Hurricane Helene • Dodge County Deputy Among Two Detained for Crimes Against Children • New Evidence in Laken Riley Murder Case Revives Immigration Debate Months After RNC • Hurricane Helene Set to Strike South Georgia with Devastating Impact • Google Algorithm Again Caught Playing Partisan Politics • Centerville Gym Honored 9/11 Terrorist Attack Victims with Stair Climb Challenge • Tropical Storm Francine’s Approach: Preparing for Potential Rain, Winds, and Isolated Tornadoes • Trump-Harris Debate: Start Time, Rules, and Everything You Need to Know • Telfair County Schools Closed Today Following Threatening TikTok Video • Voter Confidence Remains Low Amongst Georgians • Yellow Jackets Extend Winning Streak, Set Sights on Seminoles in Upcoming Showdown • Canadian vs. American: Local High School Football Game Pits Two Countries Against Each Other • Harris and Walz Visit Southeast Georgia • City of Perry Youth Advisory Council Now Accepting Applicants • Dyslexia-Focused School Opens its Doors for the First Time in Middle Georgia • Underage Teen Busted with Marijuana during Patrol on Highway 49 • Georgia Emergency Management Agency Warns Coastal Georgia to Prepare for Hurricane Debby • Hurricane Debby Headed for Georgia • A Hero’s Death: Corey Comperatore Died Saving His Family • Colquitt County Woman Cleared of Murder Charges • Economy Ranks High On The Minds of Georgia Voters • 'Macon on My Mind Day' Scheduled for Tomorrow • Spinal Center Defrauded: Warner Robins Woman Found Guilty in Major Scam Scheme • High Prices Turn Up the Heat on July 4th Grilling • Biden Vows to Remain in Presidential Race as FLOTUS is Slated for a Visit to the Peach State • Dublin Launches Innovative Gunshot Detection System to Combat Crime • Perry Hosts Independence Day Celebration • What Becomes of Georgia’s Primary Votes If Biden Steps Down? • Macon-Filmed Movie Premieres Nationwide Tomorrow • Bainbridge Island's Fourth of July Celebration: A Fun-Filled Festive Extravaganza • Historic New Perry Hotel Faces Demolition, Sparking Public Outcry • Twiggs County Board of Commissioners Announces July Meeting Schedule Changes • Bank Robber Receives Federal Prison Term for Savannah Heist • As Temperatures Soar, Heat Advisory Issued in Macon • Democrats Circle Wagons As Biden Performance Disappoints • How to Catch Tonight’s Presidential Debate • Suspect Captured in Rush Fitness Robbery • Supreme Court Cases Strike Moderate Tone • Breaking News: Plane Crash in Washington County Sparks Rapid Emergency Response • Renowned NCAA Football Coach Douglas T. Porter, Ex-Fort Valley State Leader, Dies at 94 • Armed Robbery Shakes up Corner Grocery: Bibb County Sheriff's Office Leads Investigation • Almost 70% of Americans Disapprove of Biden’s Border Handling While the Administration’s Declaration Makes Little Impact • Biden’s Inflation Means No More Vacation for Americans? • Labor Bosses See Political Potential In Illegal Immigration • Enjoy a Less Humid, Yet Warm Weekend: Your Weather Forecast Update • Discover Byron's Newest Little Free Library Location - A Hub for Book Lovers! • An Event Not to be Missed: the Juneteenth Celebration in Warner Robins • Donut Day is Here! • Owner of Rehab Facility in Middle Georgia Confesses Guilt • Bank Robber Receives Federal Prison Sentence after 2023 Truist Bank Heist • The Race for State Representative for House District 145 is headed to a Run-off • District Attorney Declines to File Charges Against Peach County Officer involved in Fatal Shooting • Border Insecurity Fuels Rising Crime Rates in America • Georgia Struggles to Protect Its Own Foster Kids With Growing Number of Migrants • Discovering Culture at Local Georgia Museums • Atlanta Parks Set to Share Funding for Improvements • Better Access to Education Coming to Georgia • Voters Select Trump vs. Biden for 2024 Presidential Election • Georgians Continue to be Harmed by Inflation Due to President Biden’s Policies • Georgia Bill Enforces Reporting of Crimes by Illegal Aliens in Response To Laken Riley Murder • South Georgia Medical Center Launches, ‘Jump Start a Heart’ Initiative to Help Save Lives in Rural Communities • "Tables for Heroes" Initiative Provides Support to Veterans and First Responders