Tyler Hutton denied parole again
A 30-year-old Midway man, who screamed obscenities and fought with deputies at the court complex in both May and July 2021 and had a violent altercation with a
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A 30-year-old Midway man, who screamed obscenities and fought with deputies at the court complex in both May and July 2021 and had a violent altercation with a
A 28-year-old Midway man, who screamed obscenities and fought with deputies at the court complex in both May and July last year has been denied parole. Tyler
A 28-year-old Midway man, who screamed obscenities and fought with deputies at the court complex on May 20, will be facing new charges in connection with the incident, including second-degree battery on a police officer and impairing the operation of a vital public facility – both felonies – and disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor, Tyler Cole Hutton, who has an open criminal case in which he is charged with domestic battery, was brought to the court complex from the county jail to deal with that case when the disturbance broke out. According to a report of the incident, Hutton was brought i...
District recognizes top students FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Scott-Morgan School District recently recognized its students of the month for November. Fifth-grade student of the month was Dallas Surratt (right), for displaying the character trait kindness and also for being the top reader. Brady Engelbrecht was recognized as most improved reader.Photos providedShow MoreShow Less 2of9 First-grade student of the month was Jason Scott (right), for displaying the character trait kindness. Camdyn White (left) was recognized as most improved reader and Bryce Scott Hall was recognized as the top reader...