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Fire Chief Hired
Jay Walker Tuesday February 7, 2012
The City of McMinnville has a new Fire Chief. He is Jeff Monroe, who comes here from Five Points, Alabama.
Monroe has served as Chief of Fire and Rescue in Childersburg, Alabama and Lanett, Alabama. He has also served as Fire and Emergency Response for Champion International Corporation in Courtland, Alabama.
The new Chief is expected to begin his duties in McMinnville next week.
River Park CEO
Jay Walker Tuesday February 7, 2012
TimMcGill has been named Chief Executive Officer for River Park Hospital by the hospital's Board of Trustees and Capella Healthcare, effective February 20th.
McGill comes to River Park from Decatur, Alabama, where he joined Capella Healthcare in September 2008 as CEO of Parkway Medical Center.
During his tenure there, the hospital achieved national recognition, being ranked in the Top 1 percent of hospitals, according to the Hospital Value Index. It was ranked 28th nationally among 4,800 hospital for quality, affordability and patient satisfaction.
He has also served as CEO for Livingston Regional Hospital, Harris Hospital in Newport, Arkansas, and Cleveland Community Hospital in Cleveland, Tn.
Registration Deadline
Jay Walker Monday February 6, 2012
We are one month away from Super Tuesday and Tennessee's Presidential Primary on March 6th.
Monday is the last day citizens can register to vote in the election with the Warren County Election Commission.
Early voting in the March primary begins on February 15th and goes until February 28th.
This year, Tennessee voters must have photo identification to be able to vote.
DeKalb Drug Bust
wjle Monday February 6, 2012
An undercover drug operation in DeKalb County resulted in indictments against 55 people.
The indictments were handed down last week by the Grand Jury. Authorities spent much of the day Friday rounding up those named in the indictments.
Many of the defendants are charged with selling drugs such as dilaudid, hydrocodone, methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin and marijuana.
Authorities said some drug buys were made in school zones. A total of 77 drug buys were made in the operation.
Panel Merger
AP Monday February 6, 2012
Gov. Haslam's first effort to reduce state boards will merge six panels with significant environmental duties into three.
Haslam is proposing to combine the Solid Waste Disposal and the Petroleum Underground Storage Tank boards, the Water Quality Control and Oil and Gas boards, and the Conservation Commission and Tennessee Heritage Conservation Trust Fund board.
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