A tiny home village in Glynn County designed to assist the homeless is facing challenges filling its units due to a lack of funding. The Grove at Correll Commons, which opened in June, has only 15 out of its 60 homes occupied…
The numbers went up Tuesday on the doors of tiny houses on Altama Avenue that will soon offer stable housing to Glynn County’s homeless.
Aug. 6—Construction of a tiny home village for the homeless in Brunswick is progressing on schedule and should be ready to house its first residents early next year.
We are beyond grateful for the generosity of The Southeast Georgia Health System Volunteer Services that recently celebrated Christmas in July by helping Hand in Hand of Glynn.
College of Coastal Georgia School of Business and Public Management students taking the Marketing Strategy course with Professor Scott Williamson dedicated their semester to developing a marketing plan for our tiny-home community!
There is something uncomfortable about seeing an individual who is homeless. Maybe he’s not quite clean; he’s unshaven and disheveled; he smells bad, and he is mumbling something over and over. His clothes are stained and he concentrates on gathering all his seemingly worthless possessions into a shopping cart which he has undoubtedly pilfered from the grocery store parking lot.