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Robin Kemp

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Accountability Reporter at The Current GA

🇺🇦 Personal acct. Now @thecurrentga,was https://t.co/MZ8frWQLbq A spicy Popeyes sandwich out here in a Chick-Fil-A world. New Orleans native ⚜️ PROUD CNNer 89-96

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  • 3 weeks ago | thecurrentga.org | Robin Kemp

    The City of Midway, having walked away from the Liberty County Board of Commissioners’ offer to stand up a full-time fire station over 5 years, is scrambling to piece together a new fire department ahead of a Friday visit from state regulators. The Georgia Municipal Association, a nonprofit group for Georgia cities, is helping to front the cost of at least one new fire truck and equipment through a private lender.

  • 1 month ago | thecurrentga.org | Robin Kemp

    Liberty County voters consider keeping 1-cent school sales tax March 18Liberty County voters are deciding whether to extend the existing one-cent sales tax for schools. Early voting started Feb. 24, and as of March 5, 2025, 564 in-person and 6 paper mail-in or drop-box votes had been cast. The referendum is set for March 18.

  • 1 month ago | thecurrentga.org | Robin Kemp

    Overview: State fire officials have suspended Midway's certificate of compliance. The city and county are working on an agreement for Midway to pay Liberty County for fire services while it decides whether to accept the county's help permanently or start its own fire department. But state regulators say they are out of patience and will revoke Midway's certificate if it does not show serious progress by April 1.

  • 2 months ago | thecurrentga.org | Robin Kemp

    For years, Savannah has been a beacon for transgender people seeking gender-affirming health care. Now, that care is harder to access. Last Thursday, Memorial Health University Medical Center abruptly canceled all gender-affirming surgeries, leaving patients in distress after executive orders aimed at transgender people. One of those patients is Indigo, a transgender man who learned from his surgical provider last week that Memorial Health had cancelled his pre-approved double mastectomy.

  • 2 months ago | thecurrentga.org | Robin Kemp

    Ralph Waldo Quarterman’s modest tombstone in Baconton records his birth and death dates, but it’s the time in between that was monumental. Born Sept. 3, 1918, in Walthourville, Quarterman was a child in 1925 when the Liberty County United Daughters of the Confederacy erected a Confederate soldier statue at the county courthouse. Quarterman died on May 28, 1964 — just 22 days before Congress passed the Civil Rights Act and 35 days before President Lyndon B. Johnson signed it into law.

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