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Reeling them in

County, state show off improvements to Tuckasee King Landing

Effingham County citizens take a walk down to the new floating dock at Tuckasee King Landing on Monday. The improvements to the landing were done as part of the Go Fish Georgia campaign. - photo by Photo by Pat Donahue

tuckasee king 4 — Effingham County citizens take a walk down to the new floating dock at Tuckasee King Landing on Monday. The improvements to the landing were done as part of the Go Fish Georgia campaign. - photo by Photo by Pat Donahue

Patrick Donahue

Updated: Sep 12, 2011, 10:20 PM

Published: Sep 12, 2011, 10:27 PM

With the newly-renovated Tuckasee King landing now open, local and state officials are hoping to reel in more boaters and anglers. Effingham County officials, state lawmakers and Department of Natural Resources Commissioner Mark Williams cut the ribbon on the redone boat ramp and landing, just off the Savannah River in northern Effingham County. “This is just a great day,” said Williams.

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Guyton councilman indicted on five felonies in city credit card case

Guyton City Councilman Theodore Hamby indicted on five counts.

Hamby indicted — Guyton City Councilman Theodore Hamby indicted on five counts.

Updated: Jun 3, 2025, 9:23 PM

Published: Jun 3, 2025, 9:25 PM

Guyton City Councilman Theodore Hamby was indicted Monday on five felony charges related to the alleged misuse of a city credit card. The indictment includes three counts of financial transaction card fraud and two counts of making false statements. Hamby, 26, is accused of making more than $400 in unauthorized purchases and lying to a GBI agent during the investigation. He denies the charges.

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