Discover the fascinating history of the Waycross-Ware County Airport in Waycross, Georgia. From its humble beginnings to becoming a vital part of local aviation with the Waycross Airfield Base and it's commercial lines, join us as we explore the stories, milestones, and community impact of this historic airport. Tune in as we uncover the untold tales behind one of Georgia's aviation landmarks. #TrackingtheX

Exploring the skies with Frank Bartanowitz, Manager of Waycross-Ware County Airport! 🛫✨ Join us as we delve into the vision and innovations shaping regional aviation, and how the airport serves as a pivotal hub connecting our community to the world. From growth strategies to community impact, discover what's on the horizon in our in-depth interview with Frank Bartanowitz. #TrackingtheX #TrackingtheXPodcast

Happy Independence Day! July 4th, 1776 - July 4th is celebrated as the birthday of the United States because it marks the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. This document, drafted primarily by Thomas Jefferson with input from other Founding Fathers, declared the American colonies' independence from British rule.
Welcome to this special podcast episode on the Liberty Boys!
The Liberty Boys of Savannah were a group of young patriots who played a significant role in the American Revolution, particularly in Georgia. They were known for their fervent support of independence from British rule and actively participated in various acts of defiance and resistance.
These youths, inspired by the ideals of liberty and justice, organized themselves to protect Savannah and surrounding areas from British control. They engaged in activities such as intelligence gathering, sabotage against British troops and loyalists, and spreading patriotic fervor among the local population.
Led by figures like Major James Jackson and Sergeant William Jasper, the Liberty Boys of Savannah contributed to crucial moments in Georgia's revolutionary history, including the defense of Savannah against British forces in 1779 and subsequent efforts to reclaim the city.
Their bravery and commitment to the cause of American independence made them emblematic of the spirit of resistance in Georgia during the Revolutionary War. The legacy of the Liberty Boys of Savannah continues to be celebrated as part of Georgia's rich history of patriotism and sacrifice during the struggle for freedom.

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