Guyton has a new mayor. Here are some of his priorities
The City of Guyton has new leadership.WJCL 22 News caught up with the city’s new mayor following Wednesday night’s council meeting.Andy Harville said he wants to focus on improving transparency in the city. “Top priority is going to be public safety, getting the trust back with the public with law enforcement,” he said.During Wednesday night’s […]
Read More
City of Hinesville swears in new mayor | #citycouncil
The city of Hinesville has a new mayor.Karl Riles was sworn in Thursday afternoon inside city hall. Riles gave up his District 5 seat on the city council to run for mayor.Riles said his first order of business will be to focus on the city’s downtown area.”Instilling a sense of home in Hinesville. I think […]
Read More
New mayor, mayor pro tem in Marquette are top choices | News, Sports, Jobs
The Marquette City Commission earlier this week was spot on in terms of who they selected as the new mayor and mayor pro tem. The panel unanimously chose Commissioner Sally Davis to succeed Cody Mayer as Marquette mayor during a Monday meeting. Then, commissioners chose, also unanimously, Commissioner Jessica Hanley to serve […]
Read More
New mayor, council members, join Truman | News, Sports, Jobs
TRUMAN– Two new councilors, Chris Mosloski and Ron Kelley, joined the Truman City Council on Tuesday. Former council member, Jake Ebert, was also sworn in to serve as Truman’s new mayor. The council heard quarterly reports from several different departments. Fire Chief, Dave Bentz, asked the council to approve the hire of a new department […]
Read More
Town of Pink Hill appoints new mayor following sudden resignation of former mayor
PINK HILL, N.C. (WITN) -Two weeks ago, the town of Pink Hill mayor Mike Hill resigned after video from a town hall meeting showed an intense argument between himself and a town commissioner. Shortly after his resignation, the town clerk and assistant clerk announced they too were leaving, which forced the town hall to close […]
Read More
New mayor, council tackle old issues | News, Sports, Jobs
Sue Sitter/PCT Rugby Mayor Frank LaRocque, far right, and the Rugby City Council hold their regular meeting July 5 at the Rugby Armory. From left are Neil Lotvedt, Matt Lunde, Gary Kraft, David Schneibel, City Attorney Kathleen Murray and LaRocque. Lotvedt and Kraft are incumbents, while Lunde has moved to Ward 1. Not […]
Read More