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Poll workers needed for 2024 elections
Poll workers Barbara Fields and Retha Standard assist Hinesville voters at the Shuman Center Nov. 3 15. Caitlin Kenney
Poll workers Barbara Fields, left, and Retha Standard assist Hinesville voters at the Shuman Recreation Center Tuesday. - photo by Cailtin Kenney
Published: Jan 19, 2024, 3:40 PM
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‘It Was Overwhelming': Rincon Mayor Kevin Exley Shares His Personal Journey Through Cancer and Recovery
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​Rincon Mayor Kevin Exley ringing the cancer bell at Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion after completing treatment for head and neck cancer — a moment he called emotional, humbling, and the start of a new chapter. (Submitted photo)
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Updated: Jul 3, 2025, 6:26 PM
Published: Jul 3, 2025, 5:32 PM
After weeks of intensive cancer treatment, Rincon Mayor Kevin Exley is returning to city hall and his full-time job in Savannah. In his first interview since ringing the cancer bell, Exley opens up about the pain, faith, and community support that carried him through the hardest chapter of his life. Now cancer-free, he reflects on the emotional journey — and the gratitude he feels to be moving forward, one step at a time.
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