Kay D. Turner

Honored to step into the role of Chair of the Cosmetology Advisory Board at Augusta Tech.

As a cosmetology instructor at Lucy C. Laney High School, I’m excited to help strengthen the pipeline between CTAE programs and college/career opportunities making sure our students are ready workforce development and success. ♥️

Life has me in every role at once 😅 Somewhere between motherhood, teaching, building, and showing up for my community. Here’s a dump 🤗

February for CTAE Month, our Cosmetology Department went beyond the classroom by inviting experienced industry professionals into our space, we gave students direct access to real-world knowledge, entrepreneurship insight, and specialized skill sets within the beauty industry.

One of our guest was no other than my Beauty Boss friend 💗

Recap of November ✨

Honored to attend the inaugural Columbia County NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet and stand in my role as Political Action Chair. This work matters showing up, advocating, and building power with our community is how we move progress forward. Grateful for everyone committed to justice, equity, and creating space for every voice to be heard. ✊🏽🖤

Community first. Always.

For the past several months, I’ve had the honor of serving as a Community Liaison with , working alongside residents, students, and local leaders to listen, learn, and build something meaningful for our city.

Today, I’m incredibly proud to finally share what we’ve grown together.

🌱 Introducing MOVE: Augusta’s Community Justice Site

MOVE stands for Mobilize • Organize • Vision • Empower and it represents a new community rooted space where healing, leadership, and collective power can take root right here in Augusta.

A Community Justice Site is a place created through Learning for Justice’s national initiative to cultivate dialogue, reflection, and action among those closest to injustice. These sites are designed to nurture community wisdom, strengthen connections, and support the development of sustainable solutions for our future.

Please join us- ( link in bio)

From the bottom of my heart, thank you, Grovetown 💙✨

While I didn’t win this election, I’m proud of the campaign we ran: positive, people centered, and rooted in love for our city. I extend my sincere congratulations to Veronica Simpkins and Jacqueline Rivera on their victories for Grovetown City Council. I’m praying for your success and I stand ready to support any effort that moves our community forward.

To my family, volunteers, donors, and every neighbor who knocked doors, made calls, waved signs, and cast a vote thank you. You gave me your time, your encouragement, and your trust. That energy doesn’t end today. I will continue showing up for Grovetown lifting community voices, and creating spaces where we can learn, heal, and grow together.

Elections come and go, but our commitment to one another remains. Let’s keep building bridges, and doing the daily work of community. I’m not going anywhere 😉 and I’m excited for what we’ll create next.

It’s fair season and what better place to connect than right here in the heart of our community?

I’ll be at the booth today for a special Meet the Candidate event! This is a great chance to say hello, share your thoughts, and talk about what matters most to Grovetown.

🗓️ Today at the Columbia County Fall Fair
📍 Local Blue Collaboration Booth
✨ 12-3pm

It’s GO TIME, Grovetown! 💙

Let’s show up strong and make our voices heard.

🚨LAST WEEK FOR EARLY VOTING 🚨

🗳️ Election Day: November 4th, 2025

Your vote = our future.
Let’s Stand Up & Move Forward together. 💪🏾✨

Last night’s ‘Libations for Liberation’ for was a soulful reminder of the power in our unity, our advocacy, and our joy. The speakers poured life into the room fueling my fire to keep showing up and doing the work for liberation and equity.

Huge thanks to and the team for the invite and the warm embrace. Your hospitality and energy were everything. 💜

Candy & Community 🍭👻🎃

Meet Kay Turner for Grovetown City Council!

It’s that time of year again! 🎃🍬
Join me tonight, from 6–9 PM at Liberty Park for Grovetown’s Spooktacular Trunk or Treat!

Bring the kids out for candy, games, live music, a petting zoo, and inflatables and stop by my trunk for some sweet treats and good conversation about our community’s future. 💜

My favorite hype man 🥰🥳

He’s holding the sign, I’m holding the vision ✨

Early voting is underway let’s make history right here in Grovetown. Vote Kay Turner for City Council on (or before) November 4th!

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