Calls to Union County E-911 May 10-16
Plenty of suspicious people reported in county again this past week.
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Plenty of suspicious people reported in county again this past week.
Mayor Tim Kent presented Anderson with a plaque and key to the city.
At first the raccoons appeared to be trapped but when officers began to loosen metal siding they ran away.
Reeder is an EXCEL teacher at the middle school and his students have been studying the U. S. states.
The artwork will be on display through May 25.
Retiring Ward II Alderman, Johnny Anderson, will be honored at a reception tomorrow at the Magnolia Civic Center. Much has been accomplished during his years of service, and the public is encouraged to attend his retirement reception. See his included list of the many City Board accomplishments of which Anderson is proud to have been part of during his many years of service.
The two will face the more serious charge of drug trafficking due to the large quantity of codeine.
The program will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 7 – July 16 for youths 6-18 years of age.
Medlin worked for four tax collectors over her 32-year career
A lot of people were acting suspiciously this past week, according to the calls made.
Supervisors also heard a funding request from the Regional Rehabilitation Center, which serves Union County residents at no cost to them or insurance.
Sessions will be June 21 – 25. There will be a morning and afternoon session each day for smaller class sizes.
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