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School board talks pre-K numbers, readiness

The Liberty County Board of Education received news of its pre-kindergarten students on Feb. 25.

March 14, 2020

Sprinkel retiring from county after 18 years

After 18 years of service, Bob Sprinkel has retired as the Liberty County Assistant County Administrator.

March 7, 2020
Tickets instead of arrests; Hinesville OKs ordinance

The Hinesville City Council approved the Proposed Marijuana Ordinance #2020-01 during their Feb. 20 meeting. The ordinance encourages Hinesville Police Department officers to issue tickets instead of arresting for an ounce or less of marijuana.

February 28, 2020
Hinesville council postpones vote on marijuana measure

The Hinesville City Council and Mayor postponed making a decision on Ordinance #2020-21. If approved, the Ordinance will allow law enforcement to issue a ticket for an ounce or less of marijuana instead of arrest. It was, according to City Councilmember Keith Jenkins, originally proposed by Councilmember Vicky Nelson.

February 12, 2020
School board looks to hire therapist for troubled students

The Liberty County School System went through the Request for Qualifications process to find an independently licensed behavioral health clinician.

February 7, 2020
Soldier organizes clothing giveaway for those in need

Fort Stewart soldier Stacy Taylor organized a clothing giveaway at Hinesville’s Irene B. Thomas Park on Saturday, Jan. 25.

February 4, 2020
Bethel AME celebrates history with marker, time capsule

The Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church had a momentous day on Sunday, Jan. 26 when its members not only unveiled the church’s historical marker, but had a time capsule burial.

February 2, 2020
LCSS working on student handbook

The Liberty County School System is continuing to work on its 2020/2021 Student Code of Conduct.

January 23, 2020
Liberty sheriff’s bloodhound team earns certification

In 2019, the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office K-9 bloodhound Charlie aided in finding a missing 10-year-old in Midway, Ga. The investigation was initiated by the Sheriff’s Office and, according to Charlie’s handler, Capt. Lonnie Bowman, the child was found after missing for nearly four hours and was returned to her grandparents.

January 17, 2020
New voting system previewed Saturday

The Liberty County Elections Office is collaborating with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to allow an early look at the state’s new voting system.

January 8, 2020