Brent Bailey
Oct 5, 2015: Z-News Mississippi:Brent Bailey is Running for Central Mississippi Public Service Commissioner
Aug 14, 2015: Jackson Jambalaya: PSC Candidate Brent Bailey speaks out on rate hike
Public Service Commission Central District Republican candidate Brent Bailey made the following statement yesterday after the PSC voted to raise Mississippi Power rates 18%:
Public Service Commission Central District Republican candidate Brent Bailey made the following statement yesterday after the PSC voted to raise Mississippi Power rates 18%:
Aug 4, 2015: WJTV: The Latest: Many incumbent lawmakers clear path to new terms
Brent Bailey of Canton has won the Republican nomination to the Central District seat on the Public Service Commission, beating Hinds County Supervisor Tony Greer of Clinton.
Brent Bailey of Canton has won the Republican nomination to the Central District seat on the Public Service Commission, beating Hinds County Supervisor Tony Greer of Clinton.
Henry Banks Sr
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Hazlehurst, Henry Banks, Sr.
Mayor of Hazlehurst, Henry Banks, Sr.
Karl Banks
May 9, 2016: Clarion Ledger: Judge: Karl Banks can contest election
Former Madison County Supervisor Karl Banks will get his day in court to contest his election loss.
Former Madison County Supervisor Karl Banks will get his day in court to contest his election loss.
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: AG opinion needed for election attorney
District 3 Supervisor Gerald Steen asked if the county had the right to appoint Spence Flatgard as sole counsel for the Election Commission in the current District 4 Supervisor election contest by Karl Banks.
District 3 Supervisor Gerald Steen asked if the county had the right to appoint Spence Flatgard as sole counsel for the Election Commission in the current District 4 Supervisor election contest by Karl Banks.
Billy Barber
Apr 14, 2016: WJTV: Leland police officers to be equipped with body cameras
Police Chief Billy Barber said all video footage from the cameras will be uploaded for review at the end of each day.
Police Chief Billy Barber said all video footage from the cameras will be uploaded for review at the end of each day.
Will Bardwell [Center For Freedom of Information]
May 6, 2015: Columbus Dispatch: FOI head: City violated 'Open Meetings' law
Will Bardwell, a Jackson attorney who serves as president of the Center for Freedom of Information, said the mayor's and council's actions appear to have violated the open meetings act. "This 'phone polling' that has gone on has been completely rejected as a means of getting around the open meetings act," Bardwell said. "This was tantamount to city action," he added. "The communication was done with the intent of effectuating a council decision. So that's a meeting."
Will Bardwell, a Jackson attorney who serves as president of the Center for Freedom of Information, said the mayor's and council's actions appear to have violated the open meetings act. "This 'phone polling' that has gone on has been completely rejected as a means of getting around the open meetings act," Bardwell said. "This was tantamount to city action," he added. "The communication was done with the intent of effectuating a council decision. So that's a meeting."
Jay Barfield
Feb 4, 2016: NewsMs: Pro Life Campaign Comes to the Capital City
Speakers at the 40 Days for Life kickoff event include: Opening prayer: Pastor Jay Barfield of Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Clinton, Keynote Speaker, Mavis Buckley of Freedom 517. -
Speakers at the 40 Days for Life kickoff event include: Opening prayer: Pastor Jay Barfield of Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Clinton, Keynote Speaker, Mavis Buckley of Freedom 517. -
Dustin Barnes [Clarion Ledger]
Dec 15, 2015: Dustin Barnes & Jimmie E Gates: Clarion Ledger: Mayor: 2 Jackson workers arrested; dozens may be fired
Trey Baxter
June 6, 2016: WJTV: Madison County will not close parks
Supervisor Trey Baxter has proposed selling the property. He did not want to comment on the park issue.
Supervisor Trey Baxter has proposed selling the property. He did not want to comment on the park issue.
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: Supes make sweeping changes
MSEG International was hired as the state aid/LSBP engineer in a separate 3-2 vote, with District 4 Supervisor David Bishop joining Steen and Griffin for that vote. Jones and District 2 Supervisor Trey Baxter were in favor of Stantec for that work, too.
MSEG International was hired as the state aid/LSBP engineer in a separate 3-2 vote, with District 4 Supervisor David Bishop joining Steen and Griffin for that vote. Jones and District 2 Supervisor Trey Baxter were in favor of Stantec for that work, too.
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: Supervisor Paul Griffin calls elected men 'boys'
Newly-appointed Board President Trey Baxter slammed the gavel yelling point of order as Griffin rose and began shouting at Baxter, too.
Newly-appointed Board President Trey Baxter slammed the gavel yelling point of order as Griffin rose and began shouting at Baxter, too.
Dawn Beam
Mar 11, 2016: Magee News: MS Supreme Court Judge Dawn Beam visits MageeNews.com
Newly appointed Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Dawn Beam stopped by MageeNews.com to discuss her recent appointment.
Newly appointed Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Dawn Beam stopped by MageeNews.com to discuss her recent appointment.
Jan 15, 2016: Clarion Ledger: Lamar 3rd Miss. Supreme Court justice departing
The governor named Chancery Judge Dawn Beam of Sumrall to replace Randy Pierce. He's resigning Feb. 1 to lead the Mississippi Judicial College.
The governor named Chancery Judge Dawn Beam of Sumrall to replace Randy Pierce. He's resigning Feb. 1 to lead the Mississippi Judicial College.
Dec 28, 2015: WLBT: Governor Bryant appoints Judge Dawn Beam to Mississippi Supreme Court
Gov. Phil Bryant has appointed Judge Dawn Beam to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
Gov. Phil Bryant has appointed Judge Dawn Beam to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
Charles Jim Beckett
Apr 12, 2015: Shameful Things: Elected Members of American Legislative Exchange Council [ALEC]
Charles Jim Beckett, R, Mississippi House of Representatives
Charles Jim Beckett, R, Mississippi House of Representatives
Caleb Bedillion
Danny Bedwell
Chris Bell
Feb 3, 2016: NewsMs: House Minority Leaders Named
House minority whips are Reps. Chris Bell, Adrianne Wooten, Kathy Sykes, and Oscar Denton.
House minority whips are Reps. Chris Bell, Adrianne Wooten, Kathy Sykes, and Oscar Denton.
Butch Benedict [Forrest County, Mississippi Coroner]
Jan 6, 2016: WDAM: Bond set for Hub City's 3rd homicide suspect
Forrest County Coroner Butch Benedict identified the victim as Hattiesburg resident Brown.
Forrest County Coroner Butch Benedict identified the victim as Hattiesburg resident Brown.
June 19, 2015: WLBT: Former MHP officer involved in 2014 fatal crash indicted for manslaughter
According to Forrest county Coroner Butch Benedict the victim was identified as Thelma Gill, 81. Benedict stated that she was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to Forrest county Coroner Butch Benedict the victim was identified as Thelma Gill, 81. Benedict stated that she was pronounced dead at the scene.
Jackie Benson
Apr 4, 2016: Monroe Journal: Aberdeen voters go to the polls April 5 for Democratic primary
“Whoever wins, I just hope it’s a big win either way. It’s stressful for the workers and the candidates. My father was in the military, and a lot of people have fought for the right to vote. Voting is one of our freedoms as Americans, and we’ve forgotten that,” said Aberdeen City Clerk Jackie Benson.
“Whoever wins, I just hope it’s a big win either way. It’s stressful for the workers and the candidates. My father was in the military, and a lot of people have fought for the right to vote. Voting is one of our freedoms as Americans, and we’ve forgotten that,” said Aberdeen City Clerk Jackie Benson.
Michael Beyerstedt
Pat Birkholz
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For unopposed county races, Ronnie Boozer will remain as chancery clerk, Mitzi Presley remains as tax assessor, Pat Birkholz will continue his duty as tax collector.
For unopposed county races, Ronnie Boozer will remain as chancery clerk, Mitzi Presley remains as tax assessor, Pat Birkholz will continue his duty as tax collector.
Carter Bise
Apr 28, 2013: Gulf Live: Circuit Judge Kathy King Jackson of Pascagoula honored by Mississippi Bar Foundation
ircuit Judge Kathy King Jackson of Pascagoula and Chancery Judge Carter Bise of Gulfport have been named as Fellows of the Mississippi Bar Foundation.
ircuit Judge Kathy King Jackson of Pascagoula and Chancery Judge Carter Bise of Gulfport have been named as Fellows of the Mississippi Bar Foundation.
Brad Blalock
Jan 12, 2016: WTVA: Boozer Reaction
We told you Monday that current Mayor Brad Blalock said Boozer was taken to North Mississippi Medical Center due to medical complications
We told you Monday that current Mayor Brad Blalock said Boozer was taken to North Mississippi Medical Center due to medical complications
David Bishop
Jan 20, 2016: Madison County Journal:Board attorney amends contract to hourly rate
District 4 Supervisor David Bishop said they were trying to avoid any advance charges that would usually be associated with salaried employees under the old bracket pay schedule.
District 4 Supervisor David Bishop said they were trying to avoid any advance charges that would usually be associated with salaried employees under the old bracket pay schedule.
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: Supes make sweeping changes
MSEG International was hired as the state aid/LSBP engineer in a separate 3-2 vote, with District 4 Supervisor David Bishop joining Steen and Griffin for that vote. Jones and District 2 Supervisor Trey Baxter were in favor of Stantec for that work, too.
MSEG International was hired as the state aid/LSBP engineer in a separate 3-2 vote, with District 4 Supervisor David Bishop joining Steen and Griffin for that vote. Jones and District 2 Supervisor Trey Baxter were in favor of Stantec for that work, too.
Candace Cooper Blalock
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
Democrat Incumbent Candace Cooper Blalock was unopposed for the county attorney seat.
Democrat Incumbent Candace Cooper Blalock was unopposed for the county attorney seat.
Jimmy Blankenship
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
In District 2, incumbent Democrat board of supervisors president Billy Kirkpatrick defeated Republican Jimmy Blankenship. Kirkpatrick received 1,131 votes, or 55.63 percent to Blankenship’s 902 votes, or 44.37 percent.
In District 2, incumbent Democrat board of supervisors president Billy Kirkpatrick defeated Republican Jimmy Blankenship. Kirkpatrick received 1,131 votes, or 55.63 percent to Blankenship’s 902 votes, or 44.37 percent.
Hosea Bogan
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For District 5, incumbent Robert Tomey, who ran Independent, lost to Democrat opponent Hosea Bogan. Tomey received 815 votes, or 39.3 percent, compared to Bogan’s 1,258 votes, or 60.66 percent.
For District 5, incumbent Robert Tomey, who ran Independent, lost to Democrat opponent Hosea Bogan. Tomey received 815 votes, or 39.3 percent, compared to Bogan’s 1,258 votes, or 60.66 percent.
Arnel Bolden
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Canton, Arnel D. Bolden
Mayor of Canton, Arnel D. Bolden
Oct 4, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Canton Flea Market turns 50
Canton Mayor Arnel Bolden knows firsthand about the flea market's significance for his town, attracting visitors from all over the country.
Canton Mayor Arnel Bolden knows firsthand about the flea market's significance for his town, attracting visitors from all over the country.
Debbie Boley
Feb 9, 2016: WCBI: Video: Ackerman Holds Special Election for Alderman Seat
City Clerk Debbie Boley tells WCBI nine affidavits will be counted Wednesday morning.
City Clerk Debbie Boley tells WCBI nine affidavits will be counted Wednesday morning.
Glenn Bolin
June 6, 2016: Picayune Item: Poplarville swears in new city clerk and police chief
–– The board approved a new policy to only use towing services recognized by the Mississippi Highway Patrol. Aldermen Glenn Bolin recused himself from the vote because he is the owner of a towing business.
–– The board approved a new policy to only use towing services recognized by the Mississippi Highway Patrol. Aldermen Glenn Bolin recused himself from the vote because he is the owner of a towing business.
Alan Bond
Mar 24, 2015: NewsMs: Police: Man Arrested after Beating, Breaking Sister’s Arm with Broomstick
Assistant Police Chief Alan Bond says police were called to their home about 8:30 p.m. Saturday and found a 51-year-old woman had been assaulted.
Assistant Police Chief Alan Bond says police were called to their home about 8:30 p.m. Saturday and found a 51-year-old woman had been assaulted.
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Joe Boney [Biloxi, Mississippi Fire Chief]Feb 18, 2016: Sun Herald: Boney chosen as Biloxi's Outstanding Citizen
Biloxi Fire Chief Joe Boney was honored Wednesday by the Biloxi Lions Club as Biloxi's Outstanding Citizen for 2015. Jan 28, 2016: WXXV: Biloxi Fire Department Wins the Fill the Boot Challenge
Biloxi Fire Department came in first place, raising over $900 for the Salvation Army. Biloxi Chief Joe Boney said, “We work for the community all year long. This kind of just shows the public that we’re out there also supporting other community leaders and service organizations.” Jan 8, 2016: Biloxi: Biloxi firefighters seek donations for relief trip
“Right now, we’re looking for building materials and monetary donations,” said Biloxi Fire Chief Joe Boney, who has worked on similar relief efforts in other parts of the country. “When we were up there a few weeks ago to donate a surplus Biloxi fire truck, we found that not only was the volunteer fire department totally wiped out, but four of their 25 volunteer firefighters lost everything they had. Boney joined the Bilox Fire Department in 1984 and worked his way up through the ranks, becoming one of the department's youngest battalion chiefs in 1993. He was named chief by Mayor A.J. Holloway in 2013.
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Ronnie Boozer
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For unopposed county races, Ronnie Boozer will remain as chancery clerk, Mitzi Presley remains as tax assessor, Pat Birkholz will continue his duty as tax collector.
For unopposed county races, Ronnie Boozer will remain as chancery clerk, Mitzi Presley remains as tax assessor, Pat Birkholz will continue his duty as tax collector.
Joe Bounds
Jan 28, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Jody Waits 'honored to serve' Lamar County
Board president Joe Bounds is happy with how Waits has been doing."So far, it's been super," he said. "He has caught on real good and I think he'll be a good choice for the county. I'm real pleased with him."
Board president Joe Bounds is happy with how Waits has been doing."So far, it's been super," he said. "He has caught on real good and I think he'll be a good choice for the county. I'm real pleased with him."
Larry Bourgeois
Jan 22, 2016: WLOX: Man wins trip to prison after losing casino card at crime scene
Circuit Judge Larry Bourgeois sentenced Eldridge to 20 years in prison, with 12 years suspended. He'll serve eight years behind bars, and three years on probation.
Circuit Judge Larry Bourgeois sentenced Eldridge to 20 years in prison, with 12 years suspended. He'll serve eight years behind bars, and three years on probation.
Ronnie Bowen
Mar 11, 2016: Monroe County Journal: Bowen asks for help with Amory Police Department mold problem
According to Amory Police Chief Ronnie Bowen, the police department is in desperate need of repairs, as per discussion in the March 1 board of aldermen meeting.
“The department building is still leaking, and now we have mold growing. This has been going on for 12 years now, and we need help,” Bowen said.
According to Amory Police Chief Ronnie Bowen, the police department is in desperate need of repairs, as per discussion in the March 1 board of aldermen meeting.
“The department building is still leaking, and now we have mold growing. This has been going on for 12 years now, and we need help,” Bowen said.
Terry Brister
Feb 6, 2015: Daily Leader: Lincoln County continues Common Core efforts
“Whether we agree with it or not, it’s here,” Superintendent Terry Brister said. “The Board put in too much money and work, and we’re not going to trash it until we’re told differently.” Brister said the books, supplies and other needed materials have already been purchased and schools are ready to commence with teaching the new curriculum.
“Whether we agree with it or not, it’s here,” Superintendent Terry Brister said. “The Board put in too much money and work, and we’re not going to trash it until we’re told differently.” Brister said the books, supplies and other needed materials have already been purchased and schools are ready to commence with teaching the new curriculum.
Vicki Broadus
Jan 13, 2016: Sun Herald: Moss Point woman indicted on manslaughter charge in stabbing death
Jackson County Coroner Vicki Broadus said at the time he died due to "hemorrhaging secondary to stab wounds." She did not say how many times he had been stabbed.
Jackson County Coroner Vicki Broadus said at the time he died due to "hemorrhaging secondary to stab wounds." She did not say how many times he had been stabbed.
Leroy Brooks
Mar 7, 2016: WCBI: Video: Lowndes County Supervisors Must Communicate More
Lowndes County supervisors have put together major economic deals while meeting in their board room having resulted in a lot of jobs coming our way, but District 5 Supervisors Leroy Brooks and District 4 Supervisor Jeff Smith suggests there is some distance or gap between their colleagues.
Lowndes County supervisors have put together major economic deals while meeting in their board room having resulted in a lot of jobs coming our way, but District 5 Supervisors Leroy Brooks and District 4 Supervisor Jeff Smith suggests there is some distance or gap between their colleagues.
Russell Brooks
Feb 10, 2016: WTVA: New Plant Expansion in New Houlka
We've created approximately about 175 new jobs within the last year here."said District Three Chickasaw County Supervisor Russell Brooks.
We've created approximately about 175 new jobs within the last year here."said District Three Chickasaw County Supervisor Russell Brooks.
Eddie Brown
Mar 8, 2016: Daily Leader: Supervisors argue about budget cut
Wilson said he blamed District 4 Supervisor Eddie Brown and District 3 Supervisor Nolan Williamson for his $159,945 cut, saying they are after the extra money and are the reason he had to lay off four men.
Wilson said he blamed District 4 Supervisor Eddie Brown and District 3 Supervisor Nolan Williamson for his $159,945 cut, saying they are after the extra money and are the reason he had to lay off four men.
Keith Brown
Mar 11, 2016: Picayune Item: City of Picayune declares state of emergency
The city of Picayune is now in a state of emergency, city leaders announced today, caused by a severe weather event. Thursday, according to a proclamation, Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant declared a state of emergency. The proclamation will allow areas affected by flooding to receive government assistance. Picayune Fire Chief Keith Brown said the floodwaters are rising. This includes the Pearl River and the West and East Hobolochitto Creek.
The city of Picayune is now in a state of emergency, city leaders announced today, caused by a severe weather event. Thursday, according to a proclamation, Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant declared a state of emergency. The proclamation will allow areas affected by flooding to receive government assistance. Picayune Fire Chief Keith Brown said the floodwaters are rising. This includes the Pearl River and the West and East Hobolochitto Creek.
Feb 3, 2016: Picayune Item: Residents might see increase in natural gas rates
In other news, the council took time to recognize Picayune Fire Department Deputy Chief John Mark Mitchell for his 31 years of service to the city after approving a motion to allow him to purchase his badge and helmet for $1. Fire Chief Keith Brown said Mitchell started with the department as a volunteer, moving to a part time position four years later.
In other news, the council took time to recognize Picayune Fire Department Deputy Chief John Mark Mitchell for his 31 years of service to the city after approving a motion to allow him to purchase his badge and helmet for $1. Fire Chief Keith Brown said Mitchell started with the department as a volunteer, moving to a part time position four years later.
Tommy Brown
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Alligator, Tommy Brown
Mayor of Alligator, Tommy Brown
Lynn Bryan
May 10, 2016: Daily Journal: Tupelo water, sewer rate hike proposed
Ward 2 Councilman Lynn Bryan indicated a desire to implement such a system of regular rate hikes.
Ward 2 Councilman Lynn Bryan indicated a desire to implement such a system of regular rate hikes.
Mollie Bryant
June 14, 2016: Mollie Bryant: Clarion Ledger: Wright's former co-workers get $600,000 in contracts
Johnny Buckley
Feb 6, 2016: Hattiesberg American: Lumberton board welcomes new alderman
Johnny Buckley was then sworn in to the post previously held by Crider, and the meeting opened as usual. When the meeting adjourned, a reception was held for Alderman Buckley.
Johnny Buckley was then sworn in to the post previously held by Crider, and the meeting opened as usual. When the meeting adjourned, a reception was held for Alderman Buckley.
Charles E Bufkin
Nov 4, 2015: Simpson County News: Tuesday's election brings changes to Simpson County including new sheriff and D.A.
Chris Caughman was elected to Senate District 35. While Simpson County voters decided to send Tom Weathersby, Andy Gipson, Noah L. Sanford, and Charles E. Bufkin to the State House.
Chris Caughman was elected to Senate District 35. While Simpson County voters decided to send Tom Weathersby, Andy Gipson, Noah L. Sanford, and Charles E. Bufkin to the State House.
Phil Buisson
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Arch Bullard
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For Monroe County’s results in state races with local connections, Democrat Arch Bullard, who has Aberdeen ties, received 4,972 votes, or 47.15 percent, compared to Republican incumbent John Weddle’s 5,569 votes, or 52.82 percent, in the District 1 District Attorney race. Overall, Weddle was declared the winner of the race with 56 percent of the vote in the seven-county district compared to Bullard’s 44 percent.
For Monroe County’s results in state races with local connections, Democrat Arch Bullard, who has Aberdeen ties, received 4,972 votes, or 47.15 percent, compared to Republican incumbent John Weddle’s 5,569 votes, or 52.82 percent, in the District 1 District Attorney race. Overall, Weddle was declared the winner of the race with 56 percent of the vote in the seven-county district compared to Bullard’s 44 percent.
Kymona Burk
Apr 22, 2015: Jackson Free Press: Critics Blast ‘Third-Grade Gate’ Tests
Dr. Kymyona Burk, the state literacy director for the Mississippi Department of Education, explained that establishing standards after testing is completed is customary. After the tests conclude April 23, a 25-member panel will convene to establish the standards, including the so-called "cut score" for the tests.
Dr. Kymyona Burk, the state literacy director for the Mississippi Department of Education, explained that establishing standards after testing is completed is customary. After the tests conclude April 23, a 25-member panel will convene to establish the standards, including the so-called "cut score" for the tests.
Apr 14, 2015: MPB: 3RD GRADE READING GATE IS REALITY IN MISSISSIPPI
The test makes sure students are ready to move on the fourth grade, and hold them back if they are not. Kymyona Burk is the state literacy director at the Mississippi Department of Education "The assessment will contain 50 multiple choice items," says Burk. "These items will range from phonics, vocabulary, those reading foundational skills and of course through text comprehension."
The test makes sure students are ready to move on the fourth grade, and hold them back if they are not. Kymyona Burk is the state literacy director at the Mississippi Department of Education "The assessment will contain 50 multiple choice items," says Burk. "These items will range from phonics, vocabulary, those reading foundational skills and of course through text comprehension."
Carl Burkett
Feb 9, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Road to recovery slow for some after 2013 tornado
The EF4 tornado forced the Rev. Carl Burkett to share his sermons at various locations in and around Petal for the last three years as his church was severely damaged
The EF4 tornado forced the Rev. Carl Burkett to share his sermons at various locations in and around Petal for the last three years as his church was severely damaged
Cedric Burnett
Kenneth Burns
May 26, 2016: WXXV: Closed Meetings In Columbus Broke Open Meetings Act
Lowndes County Chancery Judge Kenneth Burns, in a Tuesday ruling, found that city meetings involving three council members and the mayor in 2014 violate Mississippi’s Open Meetings Act.
Lowndes County Chancery Judge Kenneth Burns, in a Tuesday ruling, found that city meetings involving three council members and the mayor in 2014 violate Mississippi’s Open Meetings Act.
Sammy Burroughs
Mar 11, 2016: Monroe Journal: Antique steam fire engine finding new home
Irvin hesitated before voting the only ‘no’ vote to the motion made by Ward 2 Alderman Wilchie Clay and seconded by Ward 3 Alderman Sammy Burroughs to allow the relocation.
Discussed in November, the board took action to purchase new accounting software for the city, depending on the availability of funding.
Irvin hesitated before voting the only ‘no’ vote to the motion made by Ward 2 Alderman Wilchie Clay and seconded by Ward 3 Alderman Sammy Burroughs to allow the relocation.
Discussed in November, the board took action to purchase new accounting software for the city, depending on the availability of funding.
Calvin Butler
Jan 18, 2016: Natchez Democrat: Supervisors to interview school board nominees Tuesday
Supervisor Calvin Butler echoed his sentiments, saying the appointee needs to be able to communicate effectively with members of the community.
Supervisor Calvin Butler echoed his sentiments, saying the appointee needs to be able to communicate effectively with members of the community.
Judy Butler
Aug 24, 2015: Monroe Journal: Party runoffs scheduled for Aug. 25
“It was a very, very low turnout. With that much of a decline in voters, it could impact the results of the races. I have no idea why turnout was so low,” said Monroe County Circuit Clerk Judy Butler. “Typically if nothing else, the sheriff’s and supervisors’ races will generate so much interest.”
“It was a very, very low turnout. With that much of a decline in voters, it could impact the results of the races. I have no idea why turnout was so low,” said Monroe County Circuit Clerk Judy Butler. “Typically if nothing else, the sheriff’s and supervisors’ races will generate so much interest.”
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
In what was a field of nine candidates for circuit clerk going into the Aug. 4 Republican and Democrat primaries, the race pitted Dana Sloan against Carol Knight for the seat held by Judy Butler, who is retiring at the end of the year. Sloan defeated Knight. Sloan had a total of 7,332 votes, or 68.66 percent compared to Knight’s 3,346 votes, or 31.33 percent.
In what was a field of nine candidates for circuit clerk going into the Aug. 4 Republican and Democrat primaries, the race pitted Dana Sloan against Carol Knight for the seat held by Judy Butler, who is retiring at the end of the year. Sloan defeated Knight. Sloan had a total of 7,332 votes, or 68.66 percent compared to Knight’s 3,346 votes, or 31.33 percent.
Leslie Butler
Nov 4, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Lawrence sheriff-elect makes history
Lawrence County Sheriff-Elect Lessie Butler pulled off what many in his home county consider quite an upset, defeating 16-year incumbent sheriff Joel Thames.
Lawrence County Sheriff-Elect Lessie Butler pulled off what many in his home county consider quite an upset, defeating 16-year incumbent sheriff Joel Thames.
Warren Byrd
Jan 5, 2016: WDAM: Hattiesburg looks to Lamar Co. for wastewater disposal; residents, supervisors oppose
Warren Byrd, District 2 supervisor said, "Spray field application, I know Hattiesburg's got a problem, but it's not Lamar County's problem. I see no benefit to Lamar County or anything from this, and I'm opposed to it. I'll stand opposed to it."
Warren Byrd, District 2 supervisor said, "Spray field application, I know Hattiesburg's got a problem, but it's not Lamar County's problem. I see no benefit to Lamar County or anything from this, and I'm opposed to it. I'll stand opposed to it."