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Officer, others not hurt in Saturday night collision
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A Hinesville police officer was involved in a vehicle accident Saturday night while responding to a call.
According to the Georgia State Patrol, which is investigating the accident, the officer was responding to a call he was dispatched to shortly after 10 p.m. with lights and sirens when a vehicle pulled out in front of his patrol car on 15th Street and Tattnall Drive. When the vehicles collided the patrol car came to a stop in a grassy area of Governor’s Boulevard.
The officer was not injured, and two people in the passenger car was taken to Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville with non-life-threatening injuries.  A 6-year-old child riding in the vehicle was not injured.

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Bust for Ralph Quarterman statue unveiled
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State Rep. Al Williams gets a look at the bust of Ralph Quarterman, and a statue based on the bust will be erected on the west side of the Historic Liberty County Courthouse. Photos by Pat Donahue
Friends, family and supporters of one of Liberty County’s giants in civil rights got a glimpse at the honor that will stand on the courthouse grounds. The bust of Ralph Waldo Quarterman, which will be part of a statue built to honor him, was unveiled Friday afternoon at the Liberty County Courthouse Annex.
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