Liberty County, United States (Local)
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Jones received 4,381 of the 8,433 votes cast, or just shy of 52%. Challenger Kisya Burnett was second with 1,663 votes, or 19.7%. Former superintendent Dr. Franklin Perry received 1,244 votes, or 14.75%, and Tim King got 1,145 votes, or 13.6%.
Williams, a Midway Democrat, beat challenger Sabrina Newby 3,7272,329, capturing 61.5% of the votes cast in the primary.
Forecasters are calling for a less activity in the Atlantic basin this hurricane season. But emergency management officials are adamant that it only takes one storm to make it a bad season.
A storm delayed the start but didn’t dampen the enthusiasm and cheers from the thousands who turned out Saturday night at Liberty County High School’s Donell Woods Stadium/Kirk Warner Field for the class of 2026’s graduation.
Liberty County commissioners are weighing a budget that could top $70 million — and could reflect the first use of a sales tax designed to reduce property tax burdens.
The Kiwanis Club of Liberty County is bringing stories of inclusion to children who need them and honored one of their own in doing so Saturday morning.
Liberty County school board members are looking at a budget that calls for $158.6 million in spending — and $156.2 in revenue.
Continuing its commitment to explore the best possible alternatives for a modern wastewater system to serve Liberty County, the Liberty County Development Authority (LCDA) is vetting a potential outfall location on the North Newport River for the proposed Water Reclamation Facility (WRF).
The Liberty County Youth Commission made its pitch to the county commissioners for its proposal to help local teens. The youth commissioners marked the end of their year of service and presented plans for a future youth center, including a floor plan and financing.
FORT STEWART — Soldiers going through the line at the Rocky II dining facility had some rather large men ladling the offerings of ribs, catfish or oxtails on their plates last week.
