Voters will decide between interim Talbot County Chief Magistrate/Probate Judge Shatara Powell and challengers Brian Kempson of the Talbot County Building and Zoning Board and business relations consultant Trenda Hobbs-Thomas to fill a vacancy created by the death of Judge Sherrell Terry.
September 28, 2022 at 12:41 PM
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Litigation Reporter
In west Georgia, voters will decide who will fill a vacancy on the joint Magistrate and Probate court bench created by the death of Judge Sherrell Terry in January.
Talbot County interim Chief Magistrate and Probate Judge Shatara Powell is campaigning as an independent candidate in hopes of making her seat on the bench official.
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(L-R) Incumbent interim Talbot County Chief Magistrate/Probate Judge Shatara Powell and challenger Trenda Hobbs-Thomas, an Aflac business operations supervisor. Not shown is challenger Brian Kempson of the Talbot County Building and Zoning Commission. (Courtesy photos)
