Bryan County is growing.
Scroll through the county as it is now — and as it is becoming. This sequence is also built to carry Dave's own recorded narration once it exists.
A county that looks different every year
Bryan County is experiencing significant growth and change. The decisions about how to live with it are still being made.
What this sequence covers
Perspectives on the growth, infrastructure, neighborhoods and natural landscape shaping Bryan County.
- 01
Growth
Bryan County is experiencing significant growth and change. The decisions about how to live with it are still being made.
- 02
Transportation
Interstate 95, Highway 144 and Belfast Keller Road move workers, freight and families through the county every day.
- 03
Healthcare
New health care capacity is arriving at Heartwood in Richmond Hill.
- 04
Streets & green space
Parks, recreation and public green space are the infrastructure families feel first.
- 05
Our neighborhoods
Growth reaches beyond major projects and new roads. It reaches the neighborhoods and communities people call home — established streets, mature tree canopy and shaded entrances.
- 06
Natural Bryan County
The Ogeechee and the surrounding marsh are the county's oldest inheritance.
- 07
Community life
From Pembroke to Richmond Hill, county decisions are made by people accountable to the neighbors who elected them.
Photographs of companies, hospitals, schools, government agencies, developments and community organizations appear to illustrate Bryan County only. Their inclusion does not indicate that any organization endorses Dave London.