Topic: Wallace Redd

Right Way Clarksville to hold forum for office of Montgomery County Highway Department

January 9, 2020 |

Clarksville, TN – On Thursday, January 16th, 2020, Right Way Clarksville will be hosting a forum for the office of Montgomery County Highway Department starting at 7:00pm.

The forum will be held at G’s Pancake House, 803 South Riverside Drive, Clarksville.

This forum will include the republican’s candidates that will appear on the ballot during the March 3rd, Presidential Preference Primary and County Primary.

Public forum for the office of Montgomery County Highway Department to be held by Right Way Clarksville on January 16th at G’s Pancake House.

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Montgomery County Election Commission announces County Commission District 16 qualifying deadline now March 1st

February 23, 2018 |

Montgomery County, TN – Montgomery County Election Commission has announced that following the withdrawal of County Commission District 16 incumbent Wallace Redd, Tennessee Code 2-5-101(h) requires that the qualifying deadline for this position be reopened for a period of seven days following the original withdrawal deadline.

The Election Commission is now issuing petitions for County Commission District 16 with a new qualifying deadline of Thursday, March 1st, 2018 at Noon.

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Montgomery County Commissioner Wallace Redd to hold Community Meeting August 30th

August 21, 2016 |

Montgomery County – Montgomery County Commissioner Wallace Redd, District 16, will host a community meeting on Tuesday, August 30th, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, at the Kleeman Community Center, 166 Cunningham Lane.

The public is invited to attend. Commission Redd will take audience suggestions, questions and concerns at the meeting.

Montgomery County Commissioner Wallace Redd

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Jim Durrett elected Montgomery County Mayor; John Fuson elected Sheriff

August 8, 2014 |

Brenda Radford Reelected Trustee

Montgomery County, TN – Clarksville-Montgomery County voting for the Tennessee State Primary and County general elections was light. Around 11,000 people early voted and on Election Day, Thursday, August 7th, only 8,105 came out to vote.

With 9480 votes, Jim Durrett was elected the new Montgomery County Mayor. Incumbent Carolyn Bowers had 7654 votes and Curt Mize came in at 2295.

In the highly contested Montgomery County Sheriff’s race, John Fuson was elected with 11,020 votes. Tyler Barrett had 4,519 votes, with Bret Murray getting 1,809, while Dexter Mines had 1,612.

New Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett.

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Clarksville Association of Realtors to hold 2014 Political Candidate Forum this Tuesday, July 22nd

July 18, 2014 |

Clarksville, TN – On Tuesday, July 22nd, 2014, the Clarksville Association of Realtors and the Clarksville Home Builders Association will be hosting a Political Candidate Forum featuring candidates running in the August 2014 State Primary and County General Election.

The Political Candidate Forum will take place at the Montgomery County Civic Hall located at 350 Pageant Lane, Suite 201, beginning at 8:15am. «Read the rest of this article»

Wrapping up Clarksville’s 2014 Rivers and Spires Festival

By Bill Larson | April 29, 2014 |

Clarksville, TN – The last day of the 2014 Rivers and Spires Festival continued to be the best in memory. The weather was absolutely flawless, neither too hot nor to cold. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky throughout the entire day.

I rushed down to the Festival at 9:00am to catch the annual WJZM 1400 AM Clarksville in Review broadcast from the Festival. This usually is held at the Bill Roberts thunder road automotive tent on Franklin Street just down from the Roxy Regional Theatre. The program was already well underway when I arrived.

Randy Houser performing at the 2014 Rivers and Spires Festival on Saturday

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Clarksville City Council Session August 1st Recap – Part II

By Bill Summers | August 8, 2013 |

Clarksville, TN – Here are the rest of the items of note regarding Thursday’s (August 1st) regular council session.

Ordinance 6 (Transferring the funding of the director position of the Two Rivers Company (TRC) from control of the TRC to the city)

There was discussion as to why the TRC would want to give up full control of the position at the time when the city had fully funded the requirement and provided funding up to the amount of $350,000 for programs and projects. «Read the rest of this article»

Clarksville City Council Session August 1st Recap – Part I

By Bill Summers | August 3, 2013 |

Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville City Council met in its usual first Thursday of the month voting session. As I had mentioned in comments of the agenda that I sent out, there were an assortment of issues to address. This is Part I of my report.

Ordinance 5-2013-14 (Funding new LED street lights with Conservation Bonds)

In this project the mayor wants to use/spend $1.2 million in Treasury backed bonds to buy 765 LED replacement streetlights. Energy savings are projected to bring a payback in just under 16 years. «Read the rest of this article»

Mayor Kim McMillan announces committee appointments. Who’s in, who’s out?

By Hank Bonecutter | January 11, 2013 |

Clarksville TN –  The start of every new calendar year brings news of great importance to the city of Clarksville.

Who will the mayor appoint to city committees?

Who’s in and who’s out?

Ever since the beginning of time, coffee shops and office gossipers have waited with “giddy” anticipation on learning just who the mayor likes, and who they don’t, and it comes in the form of committee appointments. «Read the rest of this article»

Clarksville City Council; What’s new? Not much

By Hank Bonecutter | January 4, 2013 |

Clarksville TN – The 2013 edition of the Clarksville city council was sworn in this week. They also held their first official meeting of the year. So what’s new?

Not much.

Voters had real opportunity to make change this past November, but as we’ve seen, we say we want change, but we’re not willing to vote for it. It’s a real curiosity to me that with all the complaining, and the obvious need for something to change, the voters just don’t seem to care. Why do we keep putting the same people in office, then gripe about what they’re doing? «Read the rest of this article»

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