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She said the
words on the
back of that
photo were
representative
of what her
role will be
as Baldwin’s
Solicitor
General.
“We are
called to
uphold the
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guided her through her
years as an Assistant
District Attorney.
“I am looking forward
to serving as the Solicitor
General of
Baldwin
^ County,” she
' said. “Iam
thrilled and
very honored
to be able to
come to this
role. I look
forward to
serving the
citizens of this
J. Skye Gess . „
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law, and we are called to Gess earned a bach-
do what is right,” she said.
Gess expressed her
appreciation for those
in attendance, specifi
cally to Steven Bradley,
district attorney of the
Ocmulgee Circuit, who
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University of Georgia
and a law degree from
the Walter F. George
School of Law at Mercer
University.
Gess at the ceremony
also mentioned another
mentor who passed away
earlier this year, Fred
Bright.
“Fred Bright told me
‘you always do what’s
right,”’ she said. “That is
something that has stuck
with me throughout
my time as an assistant
district attorney and will
continue to stick with
me over the next years as
solicitor general.”
Baldwin County
Probate Court Judge
Todd A. Blackwell
handled the swearing in.
Her husband John held
the Bible she took the
oath on.
The role of the Office
of the Baldwin County
Solicitor General is to
investigate, charge and
prosecute misdemeanor
violations of Georgia
statutes and local ordi
nances throughout the
county.
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The Powell Building lights are shown through the Pecan Grove. The decorations were sponsored
by Citizens Bank of the South.
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The Powell Building exterior glowed in many
different colors and tones.
CHRISTIAN
MCKEARNEY
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An old local holiday
tradition was rekindled
this month.
The Powell Building
at Central State
Hospital was lit up with
a moving LED lights
display, while decora
tions and ornaments
were placed along the
front lawn.
Organizers are hoping
that “this is only the
beginning” and plan to
expand the display in
the coming years.
“For many years,
Central State was
always decked out for
the holidays, and it was
a big part of Christmas
in this community for
a long time,” said City
Councilman and event
co-organizer Walter
Reynolds. “We are
dedicated to bringing it
back.”
Reynolds ultimately
hopes to line each of the
pecan trees along the
campus’ 12-acre pecan
orchard with lights, as
well as expanding the
lights display and deco
rations to surrounding
buildings. Citizens Bank
of the South was this
year’s primary sponsor.
“It will take a lot of
folks in the community.
We need more people
and more sponsors,”
Reynolds said. “We
really want to make this
something special for
the community.”
Any interested indi
vidual, civic group
or business can call
Reynolds at 478-363-
3684 or make contact
on the Grove Events
Center’s Facebook page.
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