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HABR celebrates grand opening (opens the original)
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The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce joined the Hinesville Area Board of Realtors on Tuesday, September 22, to celebrate their grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at their new office in downtown Hinesville. The event brought together Chamber staff, board members, community leaders, and local supporters to recognize the opening of this locally owned business. During the ceremony, Jimmy Shanken welcomed guests and expressed gratitude to the staff, volunteers, and supporters whose dedica
Keep Liberty Beautiful: Rivers Alive makes a difference for the waterways (opens the original)
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October is one of those months when it seems like there’s a celebration or awareness event for just about everything. We recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month, National Noodle Day, and one of my favorites, National Make a Difference Day. Here in Liberty County, we celebrate National Make a Difference Day by getting outside, getting our hands dirty, and doing something that truly matters, like Rivers Alive! This year, our Rivers Alive cleanup will take place on Saturday, October 24, at the Libe
Brandi Little: Trafficking survivors face hurdles (opens the original)
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Did you know that – based on data collected from advocacy groups like the Polaris Project – nearly 91 percent of human trafficking survivors have a criminal record due to illegal acts they were forced or coerced into committing? This could include everything from drug offenses to theft and property crimes to identity and fraud crimes. For those lucky enough to escape their traffickers, a criminal record is a significant stumbling block on the road to recovery. Nearly 73 percent of survivors eith
Rich Lowry: The epidemic that wasn’t (opens the original)
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Even paranoiacs have enemies, they say, but sometimes they are just paranoid. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, a founding member of the Squad, organized 59 fellow Democrats to co-sign a letter demanding a federal investigation of a spate of supposed lynchings that never happened. The document pronounced its signatories “extremely alarmed by reports of Black people found hanging from trees in numerous states throughout our country.” “The series of deaths,” the letter continues, “raises significant suspicion
Dick Yarbrough: No debate that these should be great debates (opens the original)
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Unless you have been living in a cave, you have no doubt been inundated with political ads from businessman Rick Jackson and former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, who are running for governor; and incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican challenger U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, the two candidates vying for the U.S. Senate seat in Georgia. The ads are so incessant, we almost know them by heart. But what about the candidates themselves? How much do we know about them when they step out from in
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