Marshall County Post

Marshall County Post, Thursday April 18, 2024— 3A Land Transfers 3/24/2024 -3/30/2024 C amuel R Harmon to Michael D Dal- ton, Springplace Pike; TRACT, Dist 4, $24,000; Louise Wentzel, Stan Wentzel, David Went- zel, James Wentzel to TKF Southern Land De- sign LLC, State Highway 50, 40.27 Acres; State Highway 50; 2.5 Acres; State Highway 50 Dist 5, $360,000; AR Ven- tures LLC to Stacy Luna, Church Street, Dist 5, $30,000; Janet L Shep- pard to Jean & Chris- topher Hearn, Paul C Woodard S/D, PO Lost 7 & 8, $175,000; D R Horton Inc to Cameron McIntosh, Kings Land- ing, $229,990; Aaron Paul & Rebecca Nicole Fretz to Ashley Rene & Matthew Austin Crosby, David Robinson Division, 6.02 Acres, $369,900; Thomas Daniel Crawford to Adam Thomas & Mor- gan Lynn Crawford, Saltz S/D, 1.23 Acres, Dist 2, $350,000; Opendoor Property Trust I to Rich- ard Dean & Tammy Lytle Russell, Southview S/D, $260,000; Ruben Soto to Fredy Rene Franco Martinez, Atkisson Addi- tion, $60,000; Glen Avery Pinkston Executor, Fan- nie Jane Pinkston Estate to David Jason & Lori Jill Ray, Old Fayetteville/ Lewisburg Highway, Dist 8, $81,000; Lois & Floyd Koenig to Carlos Gal- van, Fifth Avenue, Dist 3, $75,000; Corey Andrew & Christina Mai Allen to Hunter Scott Haurez & Kathryn Grace Dona- hue, Ellie Claire Estates, Dist 5, $349,900; Tania C Pierce to Margaret V Giaquinto, Neece S/D, $329,900; Hustin Hern- don to Brayden Stem & Kaitlyn Woodside, Spring Creek Farms Town- homes, $253,250; Carol Binkley to Jeffrey Lyttle, Fifth Avneue, .37 Acres, Dist 3, $243,000. 3/31/2024 – 4/6/2024 Walter A Saldana & Lourdes Hernandez to Kendrica T & Reshardius L Gilbreath, Ross Sandy S/D, Dist 3, $226,000; Paul Ray & Sandra Darlene Wood to Chapel Hill BTR Inc/Jacob Zim- merle, Gilly Andrews Sur- vey, 5.06 Acres, $85,000; David Glenn & Christy Lynn Robinson to Petr & Vera Rytikov, Fox Trot S/D, Dist 4, $319,900; D R Horton Inc to Margaret Bustos & Sebatian Bus- tos Ospina, Kings Land- ing, Lot 58, $229,990; D R Horton Inc to Mau- rico Taylor Bado, Kings Landing S/D, Lot 50, $229,990; D R Horton Inc to Lenor Vicente Mar- tinez, Kings Landing S/D, Lot 49, $239,990; Darren & Suzanna Knott to Mark & Victoria Melchiorre, TRACT, 50.93 Acres & Mahaley Rd, 1506 Acres, Dist 1, $750,000; Jason W & Deborah K Petty to Cedar Ridge Landfill Inc, Crestridge Drive, 5.037 Acres, Crestridge Drive, 10.49 Acres, Dist 3, $800,000; Charles Edward Jones to Rob- ert W & Claire C Jer- gensen, Chapel Woods at Walnut Hills S/D, Dist 1, $320,000; Terry T & Kathy Griffin to Curtis J & Amala S Taylor, TRACT, 11.05 Acres, Dist 5, $74,140; Susette M & Charles T Cheatham Jr to Brent Tyler & Miranda Gail Cheatham, Cheath- am S/D, Lots 4 & 5, Dist 3, $0; Charles T Cheath- am to Mark Greenbaum, McCord S/D, $284,000; Dustin Lee & Julie Ann Anderson to Colleen Stock & Michael Holland Lund, Marvin Moore Sur- vey, $675,000; Robert & Kellie Gomez to Bobby & Corinne Blackwell, Fairview S/D, Dist 3, $305,000; Gene Martin & Crystal Ann Whaley to Savannah Campbell, Virgil Beasley Road, 5.09 Acres, Dist 1, $239,000; Shaun L Smith & Rob- ert S Laubershimer to Haley M Hansen & John G Anderson, Green Val- ley Estates S/D, Dist 3, $382,000; Beverly Williams Lewis Estate to Chinh X Ho, Angela Thach, Phuc Hoang Thach, Westview S/D, .34 Acres, $410,000; Rob- ert D Huey, Jason Jent, Jeffrey W Moore to Pa- tricia & Randy Lee, Ash- ton Heights S/D, Dist 1, $322,500; Michelle Rit- ter to Laura Michelle Ste- vens, Crestview Heights S/D, Lots 3 & 4, $312,900; Ridgetop Properties LLC to Clifford & Amy Wilson, Nancy Moorehead S/D, $535,000; Mace LLC to Abigail Caroline Hill & Jacob Willis Singleton, Carolines Place S/D, Dis t8, $259,900; Ken- rose Farms Trust/James E Kennon Jr TR to Bill & Nancy McCullough, Buddy Jones Rd, 12.47 Acres, Dist 3, $62,350; Brandon Scott & Amanda Auffhammer to Winston M Bogle, Hearthstone S/D, $320,000; Mace LLC to Mario Sauceda Escamilla & Anna Ha Holves, Carolines Place s/D, Dist 8, $255,900; Brian Kilgore to Steven C & Barbara J Howard, Hunter Road, 5.12 Acres, Dist 2, $170,000; Paul & Bonnie Hoppe to Bauer Family Trust, Depot Sta- tion S/D, $369,000; Jorge & Olivia Galvin to Joanna Jeanette Lombera, Gal- van Property, $259,900; Dean Drake & Sara K Tesch to James Tyler Jones, Curtis Schilligs Property, 5.23 Acres, Dist 6, $275,000; Re- becca M Crowell to Rich- ard Allen & Sandy Lynn Blakey, Warners Ridge, Dist 1, $399,300. Cemetery Decorations D ecoration at Bethbirei Cemetery, Satur- day, May 4. The 208th annual meeting will be held on this date before the decoration ceremony. •Decoration Day for Lone Oak Cemetery and Cook Cemetery will be Saturday May 11 and Sunday, May 12, 2024. Donations for cemetery maintenance may be mailed to or dropped off to the City of Lewisburg, 131 E. Church Street, Lewisburg, TN 37091. •Decoration at Short Cemetery will be Sat- urday, May 11 and Sunday, May 12. Donations which will go to the upkeep of the cemetery can be given to a board member on these dates or donation to: Randy Foster, 1638 Spring- place Road, Lewisburg, TN 37091. •Anyone who has a family member or love one buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Bel- fast, it is time to make a donation for the up- keep of the cemetery, you can send your dona- tions to Gary Davis at 1322 Bay Roberts Rd., Belfast, TN 37019 Lewisburg Council Meeting TRACY HARRIS Staff Writer T he Lewisburg City Council met on April 9, 2024. The meeting opened at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall with a prayer and the Pledge of Alle- giance. The fi rst order of business was Mayor Jim Bingham presenting cer- ti fi cates of appreciation to Parks & Recreation employees Jerry Ad- ams and James “Buddy” Wiles. The minutes from March were approved followed by bills and fi - nancial statements. Old business included two items. First was the approval of the second and fi nal reading of Or- dinance 24-05, a Zoning Ordinance amendment to Article V, Section 5.060 Chart 1 – Uses Permitting Listing to al- low restaurants in the I-2 (Industrial Park) after it received a favorable recommendation from Planning and Zoning on Jan. 30 – motion passed. Second was the approval of the second reading the Ordinance 24-06 to amend Ordinance 23- 26 and approve budget amendments for the 2023-2024 budget – mo- tion passed. New business includ- ed amending the person- nel policy regarding the retirement plan, selling a mower that isn’t repair- able on GovDeals, us- ing ARPA funds toward departmental requests as recommended by the budget committee, and installing streetlights on Ella Ct., Morgan Mead- ows Dr., Caroline Ct., and Anna’s Way. In other business, City Manager Bam Hais- lip gave updates on a new administrative assistant, upcoming interviews, and a current job posting. Director’s Reports were given by Public Works – they have hired 5 season- al workers for Lone Oak Cemetery but are look- ing for three more. Fire Department – received a $750 stipend and will use it towards a home fi re sprinkler demo. Police Department – in March, there were 1,211 calls for service, 33 new cases, and they have hired three new o ffi cers. Parks & Rec – lap pool is open but the heater is down again, they have ordered the part-it’s a simple fi x this time. Treasurer – the city is approaching the end of the fi scal year on a posi- tive note fi nancially. Mayor Bingham asked for any and all other business. Council Member Joe Bradford announced he received an email from a con- cerned citizen who iden- ti fi ed themselves as a paramedic with 16 years of experience who had concerns about Mar- shall County EMS. Brad- ford said that the email wanted “the City Council to use its in fl uence and voice to advocate for the needs of Marshall Coun- ty EMS with the county government.” There be- ing no further business, the meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. Following the City Council meeting, The Marshall County Post re- ceived a copy of the email Council Member Brad- ford brought up. The heading said it was sent from Faith Walker. It was dated Sunday, April 7, 2024, at 9:28 a.m. and was sent to all Council Members, City Manager, City Attorney, and City Mayor. The email uses phrases like “many of us have advocated,” “we are unable to meet these standards,” and “this shortfall directly impacts our ability,” indicating the sender, Faith Walker, is a ffi liated with Marshall County EMS. Marshall County EMS said they do not have an employee named Faith Walker on Friday, April 12. On Saturday, April 13, The Marshall County Post received an email from Faith Walker’s email address. The email stated that the person writing the email “is in fact a current employee of Marshall County EMS and is keeping [their] identity anonymous for now due to the potential of retaliation from the Marshall County Mayor. Out of everyone working at EMS, I have the least to lose but for the time being, I will stay anony- mous.” For more information on the two emails, please see next week’s article “A Community at Risk.” It will cover the challeng- es that paramedics and EMTs are facing in Mar- shall County, scheduling issues, upcoming train- ing in August, sta ffi ng shortages, and more. Meetings and Happenings M eetings and Hap- penings are pub- lished at no cost and there is no guarantee of publication. Marshall County Child Dev. Center & Children’s Center for Autism will host the Helping Hands Golf Classic, Thursday, May 9, sponsored by Waste Management. If you would like to participate as a sponsor, player, or donor, call 931-684-8681. * April 18 – Lewis- burg FCE will meet at the Sr. Center in the Hardison Annex at 1 p.m. * April 20 - The Sec- ond Avenue Church of Christ will have a food giveaway, Saturday, April 20 starting at 9 a.m. until noon at 720 2nd Avenue North, Lew- isburg. * April 21 – The Mar- shall County Amateur Radio Society will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Hardison Annex at 230 College Street. For more info, contact Phil Dyer at 931-993-2413. * April 22 - The Air- port Board of the City of Lewisburg will meet Monday, April 22, 2024, 2 p.m., at Lewisburg El- lington Airport, 1877 Franklin Pike. * April 23 - The Mar- shall County Emergency Communications District Board of Directors will have their regular sched- uled monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 23 at 9 a.m. The meeting will be held at the Marshall County EOC office located at 230 College St. * April 23 - Lewis- burg Gas Dept. Monthly Board Meeting, Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at 505 N. Ellington Pkwy. * April 27 - Spot Lowe Automotive Technology is sponsoring a Spring Cruise-In on Saturday, April 27, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Marshall County High School. Admission and entry fee is free and all vehicles welcome. Free dashboard plaque to the first 50 entries. Contact Jerry Hooper at (931) 580-1885 for in- formation. * April 27 – The an- nual meeting of the Co- chran Cemetery Board of Directors will be April 27 at 2 p.m. at Shoney’s Restaurant, 431 N El- lington Pkwy. If you are interested in serving and participating in the future of Cochran Cem- etery, please plan to at- tend. * April 29 - Lewis- burg Electric System will hold their regular monthly meeting Mon- day April 29th, at 5 p.m., at the Lewisburg Electric System, located at 599 West Ellington Pkwy. * April 30 - The Community Develop- ment Board of the City of Lewisburg will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday April 30, 12 p.m., at the His- toric 1st Ave Building, located at 207 1st Ave. North. * April 25 - The Cem- etery Advisory Board of the City of Lewis- burg will hold a meet- ing Tuesday April 25, 4 p.m., at Lewisburg City Hall, 131 E. Church Street. * May 4 – 208th An- nual meeting of The Rock Creek Bible So- ciety; 10:30 a.m. at Bethbirei Presbyterian Church, Danny Tate – speaker. * May 9 – La Leche League of Lewisburg will meet at the Mar- shall County Memorial Library at 10:30 – noon on Thursday, May 9. * May 9 – Junior’s House Blue Ribbon Walk at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds. To sign up and to sponsor: www.Juniorshousecac. org * May 10 – Corners- ville kindergarten grad- uation, Friday at 8:30 a.m. * May 13 – There will be a VFW meeting at the VFW Building, May 13 at 6:30 p.m. All combat veterans are encouraged to be a part of the Lew- isburg Veteran commu- nity. POSTING MARSHALL COUNTY SCHOOLS JACOB SORRELLS, DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS 700 JONES CIRCLE LEWISBURG, TENNESSEE 37091 (931) 359-1581 April 9, 2024 Position: Custodian Part Time Description: Cleaning, buf À ng, moving furniture, and other duties as assigned by the principal. Quali À cations: Must pass background check; be able to read and follow instructions; get along with staff and students. Job Location: Westhills Elementary School Application Deadline: Until À lled Contact: Jennie Carroll (931) 359-1581 To apply online: Visit our website at www.mcstn.net . Applications and job descriptions are available at the Marshall County Board of Education. It is the policy of the Marshall County Board of Education not to discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, religion, age, handicap, or national origin in any of its educational programs, activities, or employment policies. Marshall County is an equal opportunity provider and employer. MCEA Scholarship 7KH 0DUVKDOO &RXQW\ (GXFDWLRQ $VVRFLDWLRQ ZLOO VSRQVRU VFKRODUVKLS IRU DQ\ VWXGHQW PDMRULQJ LQ HGXFDWLRQ WKDW ZLOO KDYH D MXQLRU RU VHQLRU FROOHJH VWDWXV LQ WKH )DOO RI 7KH DSSOLFDQWV PXVW KDYH EHHQ D JUDGXDWH RI DQ\ RI WKH WKUHH KLJK VFKRROV LQ 0DUVKDOO &RXQW\ )RU PRUH LQIRUPDWLRQ DSSOLFDQWV PD\ FRQWDFW WKH JXLGDQFH FRXQVHORU RI HDFK KLJK VFKRRO RU VHQG UHTXHVWV IRU DSSOLFDWLRQV WR WKH IROORZLQJ 1LFN\ 5DQGROSK &R 3UHVLGHQW QLFN\ UDQGROSK#PFVWQ QHW $OO DSSOLFDWLRQV DUH GXH E\ )ULGD\ 0D\