 My hometown of Warren County is filled in rich history. Not only is it home to the first African American mayor, former Mayor George Ivey, but we also made history with our first female mayor.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Warren County is excited to honor and spotlight our female leaders. This initiative, spearheaded by Dr. Ken Blair, will recognize the incredible contributions of women in leadership throughout Warren County. Mayor Thigpen made history as the county’s first female mayor, a remarkable achievement that showcases her unwavering commitment to the community. In honor of Women’s History Month, we proudly celebrate her groundbreaking leadership and the inspiring legacy she is creating for future generations. Read more about Mayor Thigpen in this week’s issue of The Warren County Leader! Photo & Article Courtesy: Dr. Ken Blair, Community Activist
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Scott lewing
2/8/2026 10:57:01 pm
To : Whom it may concern I am Scott Lewing and I have moved to ga since 2017 and i loved this little town . Well the police officer had assaulted me in September I had another officer come out to file a police report for the assault of the first responding officer the Warrenton police came to arrest my ex wife and I had the EMS arrive my blood pressure was 170 over something make along story short after that I have been harassed by fellow Leave a Reply. |
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