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I'm taking a break from my series on the duties and operation of the county commission and will pick it up next week. Kelly Jackson wrote an excellent article about the accusation that my campaign broke election finance rules. Below are two calls to action that I think
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You may or may not know that when I first ran for County Commissioner of District 10, I had to win the nomination at the August 13th Williamson County Republican Party Convention. After I won, my opponent filed a complaint with the County District Attorney General that I had broken
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What an historic week this has been. Radical change doesn't even begin to describe what is unfolding before our eyes. I hope you all are enjoying the show as much as I am. What do county commissioners do? I am continuing my series on our county commission, how
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I hope everyone is doing well. It was a busy week and there is a lot to report on. I am experimenting with AI to help me with my recap. I was able to use it for the County Commission meeting and the School Board Work Session. It does a
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I hope everyone is enjoying our wonderful, winter wonderland. I'm from the north country and miss the snow. I know, I know, I am not a well person, but hey, I jumped out of perfectly good airplanes. I'm a day late on my Recap but I
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I hope everyone is enjoying our wonderful, winter wonderland. I'm from the north country and miss the snow. I know, I know, I am not a well person, but hey, I jumped out of perfectly good airplanes. I'm a day late on my Recap but I
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I hope everyone had an enjoyable New Year's and is primed and ready to go for 2025. I have been working hard to get ready for the upcoming year as a new county commissioner. To say that I have a steep learning curve is a gross understatement, but
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This is the last recap for 2024. As usual, the year has flown by in a wink of an eye. I am looking forward to 2025 for many reasons. We never know what a new year will bring, but it does allow us a fresh start of sorts. I hope
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Since this is the last Friday Recap before Christmas, I thought I would share a short paper I wrote about Jesus as the only-begotten son of God. After all, Christmas is our celebration of that miraculous singularity that happened 2,000 years ago when eternity entered into our time and
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⚡CALL TO ACTION: Our chamber of commerce is circulating a petition to keep more money in Williamson County. I support signing it – please review it and, if you agree, sign it too! Keep reading for more details. 👇 Recently, the Williamson County Commission passed a resolution appealing to the Tennessee General
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Hey all, As you can see, I have upgraded my newsletter. Thanks to Dave B. for the help in setting this up! If you have any feedback about the new format, positive or negative, I'd love to hear it – we are always looking to improve. December is the
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Hey all, I hope you all have a great weekend. It was a relatively slow week this week. Williamson County Citizens has an interview with Jeff Hughes this week. Kelly Jackson has a new home of her own TruthWire News. Check out her writings. Bill Williamson County Election Commission There