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Redmond hasn't officially accepted, but has
been offered a job in Meriwether County

By LINDA ADAMS
(From the April 4, 2007 issue)
   Schley County Administrator Doug Redmond has been offered a job in the same position in Meriwether County, but hasn’t officially accepted it.
   Contrary to an article published in Tuesday’s Columbus Ledger-Enquirer stating that he has accepted the position, Redmond said that he hasn’t yet made up his mind to leave Schley County.
    “There are things I want to finish here, but it will be discussed at the upcoming Commissioners meeting next week,” Redmond said.
  Redmond is originally from Columbus and is a graduate of Hardaway High School and Columbus State University. He

  
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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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LOCAL NEWS
* Preston, Weston, Webster residents invited to hearing on consolidation
* No. 2 ranked SCHS Wildcats win big region game against Chattahoochee
* Recreation fields draw closer in Schley County
• Local residents’ art to be featured in Lucky 13 Gallery Stroll
• Chattahoochee fathers enjoy ‘Donuts for Dads’
* Habitat founder to speak at rescheduled ‘Kick Off’ in Buena Vista
* Endlessly Unique Tanning opens in Ellaville
* SCES raises $10,888 for American Heart Association
* Info sought on local servicemen in Iraq
* Habitat for Humanity Bake Sale set in Preston
* Keith Austin & Friends to perform at Relief Concert
* BV Police Chief attends Chief Executive Training
* Artist offers painting lessons in Ellaville
* Marion High hosts huge Forestry Field Day
* Parent Support Group to meet in Buena Vista
* Cusseta VFW: Parties and a Garage Sale
* Schley students earn Mathematics Mastery Awards
* MMS baseball team defeats Webster County
* LK Moss announces Honor Roll
* Webster County School News
* Marion County students honored at State Agriculture Day
* Young Eagles play tough against top region teams
* MMS archery team attends 1st Annual Georgia Fun Shoot
* Cookin’ In the Community: Breakfast in a Loaf
* Notes for turkey season
* MMS places 2nd in track meet
* Art Family Night coming soon at LK Moss
* Marion County 2nd graders publish history book
* LK Moss Primary celebrates Exceptional Children’s Week
* Historic wedding reenactments to take place in Westville
* MCHS Horticulture Department has big plant sale
* Webster promoting after school program
* Phillips teaches Schley kids about quilts, cloth-based art
* Area kids invited to Pitch, Hit & Run Competition
* Hooks presides over Legislature
* Area farmers reminded of acreage reporting deadline
* Middle Flint’s unemployment rate drops
* Knight is LK Moss Student of the Week
* Wells is MMS’ Student of the Week
* Counselor’s Award Day held at LK Moss Primary
* Williams celebrates 1st birthday

Opinion
* Would the USA be better with 5th graders in office?
* Potential tragedy causes ‘turning of the lens’
* Water supply and the growing population
* The healer of broken dreams
* Trusting in God

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