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Wilson County approves Jeff Luttrell as next schools director Jeff Luttrell will be offered the position of Wilson County's next director of schools, according to a board vote on Wednesday. Luttrell and Aimee Wyatt were the two finalists. The position opened with the pending retirement of Donna Wright when the fiscal year ends on June 30. The vote for Luttrell was 6-1. Zone 1 board member Carrie Pfeiffer was the lone vote for Wyatt. The board originally targeted April 29 as the day to vote on the new director but moved up its vote. Contract approval will be the final step. Both final can...

Jeff Luttrell and Aimee Wyatt were selected Thursday as the final two candidates to be the next Wilson County director of schools. Wilson County School Board members voted for their top two choices. The two candidates with the most total votes moved on. Luttrell is presently the human resources supervisor with Wilson County Schools, now in his second year in the position. Luttrell previously was the principal at Watertown High School in Wilson County for 12 years. Luttrell has been in education 27 years, has taught social studies and coached multiple sports. "You'll hear me talk a lot abou...

‘There is a brutal history down here in the south-west – and that needs to be told,’ says Aunty Donna Wright. Could the story hold the key to a treaty in Victoria?

Garner ROCKINGHAM — Richmond County announced it has made two major hires this month, naming an Anson County official to serve as successor to Finance Officer R.M. “Mac” Steagall who is retiring, and promoted the interim director of Emergency Services to the full time role. Steagall is set to retire on June 30, 2021 after 17 years as the county’s finance officer. In his place, the county brings in William “Cary” Garner, Jr. Garner will continue his work as Anson County’s finance director until March 13 when he will begin his transition to the role in Richmond County. This will ...

OREM — Morgan Honsvick remembers starting the season with Maple Mountain's girls wrestling program with just five girls practicing and preparing for the first season of the newly sanctioned sport by the Utah High School Activities Association. By the end of the season, four Golden Eagles were wrestling each other to finish off the final two weight classes of the 5A state tournament. Honsvick clinched the 245-pound state title, and teammates Ashley Camacho and Abigail Archibald each added a title to help Maple Mountain roll to the first-ever 5A state title Wednesday night at Mountain View. "...