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Gov. Mills appoints former judge to oversee request to remove Oxford County sheriff - Vimarsana News

Gov. Mills appoints former judge to oversee request to remove Oxford County sheriff

Following a public hearing, the governor will make her decision and the hearing officer's report will become a public document.

Gov. Mills appoints former judge to oversee Oxford County sheriff removal request - Vimarsana News

Gov. Mills appoints former judge to oversee Oxford County sheriff removal request

Following a public hearing, the governor will make her decision and the hearing officer's report will become a public document.

AR parole board chairman fired from Benton PD for lying about sexual relations with minor - Vimarsana News

AR parole board chairman fired from Benton PD for lying about sexual relations with minor

The newest appointee to the Arkansas Parole Board, made by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, was terminated from a local police department after lying about a sexual

Source: katv.com
Oxford County commissioners confirm they will ask governor to relieve sheriff of his duties - Vimarsana News

Oxford County commissioners confirm they will ask governor to relieve sheriff of his duties

Asked if the sheriff would remain on duty during this process and during the time the governor considers the request, Commissioner David Duguay said he would. 'Unfortunately, that’s the way the statute is, the law is, it’s a constitutional office.'

Oxford County commissioners confirm they will ask governor to relieve sheriff of his duties - Vimarsana News

Oxford County commissioners confirm they will ask governor to relieve sheriff of his duties

Christopher Wainwright will remain on duty because he is an elected officer under the state Constitution.