Slight dip in gas prices, but fuel still elevated

Slight dip in gas prices, but fuel still elevated

Gas prices in Georgia continue to decline, providing some relief at the pump, though prices remain relatively high overall. “The suspension of the state gas tax, the transition to lower-cost winter-blend gasoline and reduced seasonal travel demand are helping push prices down,” Montrae Waiters, spokeswoman for the auto club AAA, said. “However, elevated crude oil prices continue to put upward pressure on fuel costs, limiting the savings drivers may see at the pump.” Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. The highest of the October king tides Tuesday flooded intersections, streets and yards in Brunswick with a northeast wind that again pushed seawater over the dunes on St. Simons. For someone who did not grow up dreaming of being a teacher, Jessica Andrews sure seems to be a natural at it. Scarecrows have historically been used to discourage birds from eating a farmer’s crops. Space has not been a luxury Skylark Clinic on Community Road has enjoyed in the past several years. St. Simons Island is preparing for an unusual Georgia-Florida weekend with fewer expected visitors, high tides limiting beach space and Halloween festivities overlapping with game-day traffic. City officials joined Signature Squares of Brunswick and its donors Friday in a ceremony honoring the late Jerry Spencer and dedicating Wright Square to his memory. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN…

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