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Nelson, Dixon welcomed to Atlantic Circuit bench (opens the original)
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In its nearly 130 years of existence, the Atlantic Judicial Circuit has had only 20 judges. Its two newest judges were welcomed to the bench Wednesday afternoon at the Liberty County Justice Center, with Chief Judge Paul Rose praising Billy Joe Nelson and Brad Dixon. Nelson and Dixon were sworn in as judges August 17 by Gov. Brian Kemp. “So they know everything by now,” Judge Rose quipped. “They have been thrown into the fire.” Judge Rose said both Judge Nelson, the 19th judge in the history of
Veterans honor those still missing in action (opens the original)
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For the thousands of service members who remain unaccounted for, and for their brethren who were held in captivity by enemy combatants, the third Friday of September is reserved for their recognition. The local Vietnam Veterans of America chapter held its annual POW/ MIA observance Friday at Bryant Commons, paying tribute to the more than 80,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who remain missing in action and those who were captured by enemy forces.
Look at data centers wraps county planning workshop (opens the original)
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Communities that are looking at becoming home from data centers should learn as much as they can about them, said data center proponents and environmental advocates. Attendees at the recent Liberty County community planning workshop got a panel discussion on data centers to close the event, including from directors of two development authorities involved with data center projects. In Fayette County, QTS is building a data center campus, with an initial footprint of more than 600 acres and expect
County making progress on several road projects (opens the original)
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Liberty County’s road projects are getting more attention from contractors lately, according to county engineer Trent Long. The county received eight bids for work on County Line Road and eight contractors picked up bid packages for work on McIntosh Lake Road and St. John’s Road. The winning bid for repaving nearly two miles of County Line Road, from Rye Patch to Long Road, was nearly $958,000 by McLendon Enterprises. “They have done several projects and all have turned out well,” Long told coun
Improvements along South Main expected to be done by Feb. ’27 (opens the original)
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Some of the work on Charles Frasier Boulevard could be done by February 2027, according to the city’s engineer. Paul Simonton told city council members at their August 6 meeting that paving, sidewalks and curb and gutters could be installed on the first phase of the work, from MacArthur Drive to Veterans Parkway, within the next month. In the meantime, contractors are expected to finish the work underground from the intersection of Veterans Parkway and Charles Frasier Boulevard to Ralph Quarterm
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