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Community Mourns the Loss of Henry ‘Hank’ Feuerzeig: A Lifelong Advocate for Justice and Family Values

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Atlanta, Georgia — Henry L. Feuerzeig, a respected former judge and attorney, passed away on Monday at the age of 86, leaving behind a legacy marked by integrity and commitment to his family and community. Born in Chicago, Feuerzeig began his career as a newspaper reporter and editor during the 1960s before turning to law and relocating to St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands. He spent 58 years married to Penny Feuerzeig, who once served as the Executive Editor of the Virgin Islands Daily News. The couple raised two children, Darcy and Paul, who … Read more

Trailblazer in the Courtroom: Kentucky Native Ralph Bailey Becomes First Black Male Judge in Henry County, Georgia

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HENRY COUNTY, Ky.— Amidst the commemorations for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a notable advancement has taken place in Henry County where Ralph Bailey, hailing from Bowling Green, Kentucky, has made history as the area’s first black male judge. This milestone is seen as a step forward in diversifying positions of power in a region experiencing demographic shifts. Ralph Bailey, a native of the South Central Kentucky region, grew up actively engaged in his local church and schooling. His early life was marked by the influence of his father, who broke barriers as Bowling Green’s … Read more

Veteran Ventura Judge Henry Walsh Retires After Over 25 Years on the Bench

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Ventura, Calif. — After dedicating over 25 years to the judicial system of the Tri-Counties, Ventura County Superior Court Judge Henry Walsh has announced his retirement this week. Walsh, known for his thorough adjudication in both civil trials and family law, leaves behind a legacy marked by his commitment to the legal community. Walsh first embarked on his legal career practicing as an attorney, a role he fulfilled for eight years. His adept skills in law and profound understanding of judicial processes led to his appointment by then-Governor Pete Wilson in 1998. Taking the bench … Read more

Five Individuals Indicted by Henry County Grand Jury on Multiple Charges

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Napoleon, Ohio – A grand jury in Henry County has issued indictments against five individuals this week, each facing various charges ranging from drug offenses to obstructing justice, authorities reported. This development points to a broader effort by local law enforcement to tackle illegal activities in the community. Among those indicted, two men have been notably charged in connection to a methamphetamine operation. This case highlights regional efforts to combat drug trafficking, an issue that strains many small towns and rural areas through the Midwest. The authorities believe that cracking down on such activities will … Read more