Public park renovations in Hinesville, Georgia

Welcome to Crossroads Plaza, your premier shopping destination located at 519 Oglethorpe Highway, Hinesville, Georgia. Nestled in the heart of the community, Crossroads Plaza offers a vibrant and convenient shopping experience for locals and visitors alike. With a diverse selection of stores, dining options, and services, our shopping mall caters to all your needs under one roof. Explore a wide range of retailers, from popular national brands to unique local boutiques, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Whether you're looking for the latest fashion trends, home goods, or the perfect gift, you'll find it all at Crossroads Plaza. After a day of shopping, relax and refuel at one of our many restaurants and cafes, offering a variety of cuisines to satisfy your cravings.

Welcome to the Liberty County Recreation Department Playground, a vibrant and family-friendly destination located at 607 Oglethorpe Highway in the heart of Hinesville, Georgia. Our playground offers a safe and engaging environment for children of all ages to explore, play, and make lasting memories. Featuring a variety of modern play structures, swings, slides, and interactive equipment, the playground is designed to inspire creativity and promote active play. Parents can relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings with convenient seating areas and shaded spots. The Liberty County Rec. Dept. Playground is committed to providing a fun and inclusive experience for the entire community. We invite you to visit and discover a world of adventure and joy right here in Hinesville.

Welcome to the ITPA National Office & Telephone Museum, a unique destination nestled in the charming city of Hinesville, Georgia. Located at 438 West Oglethorpe Highway, our museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of the telephone industry, set against the picturesque backdrop of Liberty County's majestic oaks and Spanish moss. Once based in Washington, D.C., the ITPA's National Office and Museum found a new home in 2001 in the historic family residence of Glenn E. and Trudie Bryant. Mr. Bryant, a visionary leader and pioneer in the telephone industry, was instrumental in shaping the communications landscape of the region. His legacy continues to inspire our mission and community involvement.