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Greensboro City Manager David Parrish To Step Down In June by Neal Charnoff David Parrish. Image courtesy: City of Greensboro Greensboro City Manager David Parrish is resigning after nearly nine years of service to his hometown.   Three of those years were spent as City Manager, which Parrish said in a statement was “the highest honor of my professional career.” He’s earning praise from colleagues including Mayor Nancy Vaughan, who says Parrish helped turn Greensboro into a model for equity and inclusion efforts. Vaughan notes Parrish’s success in addressing in...

Maintenance and operations Estimated cost to property owner: $68.62 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value each year Salmon River Joint School District 243 Supplemental levy: $515,000 for one year Maintenance and operations Estimated cost to property owner: $3.25 per $100,000 of taxable assessed values District also includes part of Idaho County Camas County Camas County Cemetery District levy temporary override $33,331 per year for two years to "improve, develop, maintain and operate the district's four cemeteries, as well as organize and computerize all records." (from official ballot quest...

Canton Man Faces Burglary, Assault, Bond Violation Charges A Canton man was arrested by Lewis County deputies Wednesday on a variety of charges. Sheriff David Parrish reports 31 year old David Arch II had been wanted for violating conditions of his bond. Arch had previously been charged with burglary, possession of burglary tools and resisting arrest dating back to May of 2020. Arch is also on supervised probation on a forgery charge from 2015. There are also burglary and assault charges against Arch in connection with an incident in the Lewis County Jail in March of this year, when he is all...

Saturday, April 10, 2021 Dear Missourians: Over the past few months the Missouri Sheriff’s Association has been accused of standing in the way of the Second Amendment Preservation Act now moving through the legislature in Jefferson City. Our association, comprised of 114 Sheriffs, has even been accused of being against our citizens’ right to bear arms. This disingenuous and misleading campaign is unjustified and is intended to cause undue alarm for our constituents. As the elected chief law enforcement officer of their counties, Missouri Sheriffs are unique in law enforcement and have hel...

Hannibal Man Arrested on Lewis County Drug Charges Get our free mobile app Lewis County Sheriff David Parrish reports a deputy observed a vehicle running a stop sign near LaGrange Monday. As a result of the ensuing traffic stop, a search of the vehicle revealed a substance believed to be methamphetamine along with drug paraphernalia. Deputies took 26 year old Zachary Laffey of Hannibal into custody on a charge of possession of a controlled substance. Laffey is in the Lewis County Jail on $10,000 bond.