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Commissioners approve court fund transfer By Nathaniel Kubik and Erik Martin - DarkeCountyMedia.com The Darke County Board of Commissioners approved a transfer of $140,000 of court funds with an eye to purchase a local business in downtown Greenville. The court wishes to turn the building into a center to conduct work-release classes and other life-building skills for ex-convicts. The board, though releasing the funds, does not express approval of the plan. Erik Martin | Darke County Media GREENVILLE — The Darke County Board of Commissioners met Wednesday afternoon to approve a transfer o...

Josh? >> the bottom line is, we get phone calls, if you don't pay us we take away your house. they bother you and harass you. this cancer victim put them on notice, their identity was stolen. they didn't do what they understood do. he put them on notice again. this is in the me, i didn't cause these problems. they go after him. they make his life a living hell. they have a responsibility just like we have responsibility to them to pay the money when the collection agencies come after you, when the credit cards come after you and the banks. now it is reverses. the judges got it right. >>shepard...

But put the money into competition so their kids can compete. >> so throw out the constitution and focus on education? equal protection, all the issues of treating boys different from girls and making people go to the doctor, forget that and make sure education is the only focus here. it will not help anybody. >> when you say, shep, is there an issue to discuss? one issue, being a defense attorney, not a prosecutor, i will say this: are we going to force to see how the students were checked the past decade? did this cause students to be visually observed in positioned where they should not hav...

The books a long time ago. it is violation of title 9. you take federal money, you cannot, you cannot have jim nation between boys and girls. the girls required to take the test and if they are suspected to be pregnant, and the policy says "the doctor of their choice," that is discrimination. on many grounds, it is violating people's privacy. it is a policy that needs to be removed. >>shepard: drew? >> well, you are a mississippi guy, northeast florida guy, i'm a georgia guy, it is a systematic issue of not focusing on education. louisiana, are we kidding ourselves? the bottom the barrel educa...