Courtesy of City of La Vergne
LA VERGNE The La Vergne Board of Mayor and Aldermen appointed Magen Honeycutt as alderman on April 6.
Alderman Honeycutt will replace former Vice Mayor Melisa Brown, who resigned in March after moving to Murfreesboro. Honeycutt will serve out the remainder of Brown s term, which ends in November 2022.
In her letter of intent, Alderman Honeycutt stated she promises to “serve with honesty, integrity, and humility. I will complement this board well, so that work can resume for this great community,” the letter said.
Honeycutt is currently a route supervisor for FedEx Ground and first moved to La Vergne in 2010, leaving and returning in 2019. She has volunteered with the Rescue Squad, Box 100 and the La Vergne Fire Rescue Department.
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The recently-announced decision by Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron to lift the local facial coverings does not affect the rights of individual businesses or organizations to continue to require face coverings to enter their business or facility. This is a message being echoed throughout the medical community.
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(RUTHERFORD COUNTY) Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron announced Saturday (2/27/2021) that the county’s face covering order will be lifted effective Monday, March 15, 2021. The order has been in effect since last October.
County Mayor Ketron said, “After much thought and careful examination of the data available, I am lifting the order on March 15 and asking our citizens to continue to be #RutherfordResponsible.
The mayor stressed, We are not out of the woods yet with the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Ketron acknowledged the Tennessee Department of Health’s recommendation to continue following public health recommendations including staying at least six feet away from others, avoiding crowds, and washing hands often.