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Redmond may be leaving Schley
By LINDA ADAMS
(From the March 14, 2007 issue)
Schley County Administrator Doug Redmond has been a crucial part of local government in Ellaville/Schley County for the last seven years, serving as the top
Redmond, the current Schley County Administrator, has applied for the same position in Meriwether County. He has been interviewed by the county commissioners of Meriwether and they have named him as the sole finalist for the position. However, the commissioners have not yet formally voted on whether or not to hire him. Redmond will know sometime this week if he has the job.
Redmond is originally from Columbus and is a graduate of Hardaway High School and Columbus State University. He began his professional career in government administration with Grantville in Coweta County, where he served as the city administrator for two years. He then came to Ellaville and served as the city administrator for three years. In May of 2003 he left the City of Ellaville, but not the area, as he became the administrator for the Schley County Board of Commissioners.
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• MCHS wins Academic Decathlon State Championship (click for photo)
• Ellaville, Schley voters to decide on mayor, tax
• Chattahoochee High baseball team wins 2-of-4 games
• Buena Vista has to postpone project to wait on audits
• Schley County High No. 2 ranked baseball team off to great start
• ‘Celebrate Life’ Dinner to honor cancer survivors
• Eagle baseball team just misses elusive 1st win of the season
• New SCHS coach strives to help students earn diplomas
• Help fight cancer & maybe win a quilt, too
• Jernigan honored for contributions at Sumter EMC Board Chairman
• Schley County Republican Party to have big day on March 24
• Pancake Breakfast set for March 24 in Tazewell
• Schley County Public Library awarded grant by Sumter EMC
• Bows on sale to promote Marion Relay for Life
• McMillion completes basic training in Air Force
• SCHS’ Devereaux signs baseball scholarship with Darton College
• Russell shoots hole-in-one
• Chicken Dinners on sale for March 24 ACS fundraiser
• Doyle VFD plans Yard Sale
• Youth Apprenticeship Program valuable to Marion students & businesses
• FFA Club wants to help tornado victims
• MMS falls to Schley in recent baseball action
• Schley Concerned Citizens selling BBQ
• Bray makes Honor List at ABAC
• Fiddler’s BBQ plans fundraiser for CCHS baseball team
• Marion 4-H Club hosts ‘MilkMake’ Contest
• SCHS Principal’s Report
• SGTC releases President’s List
• Beware Busy Carpenter Bees
• Pre-K & Kindergarten registration in Marion County
• Stewart Commission taps 7 citizens to lead committees
• Archery practice cancelled for Marion County 4-H
• Behavioral Health Care Board to meet March 15
Plus:
SCHS & CCHS BASEBALL TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
OBITUARIES
Georgia Kay Waters, Charles L. McMath,
Clinton Smith, Bruce Logue Sr., Wanda Luvine O’Quinn
OPINION COLUMNS
• An Inconvenient fraud
• Material & Spiritual of Family Life
• Coping with age & time as years go by
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