by Mt Gilead | Sep 8, 2020 | MT. GILEAD
Editor’s note: The following is a press release from Mongomery County Schools. Designed to be a source of learning, inspiration and hope for everyone in the community, the Montgomery County Hall of Honor is seeking nominations for its inaugural class of...
by Mt Gilead | Jun 24, 2020 | MT. GILEAD
Editor’s note: Here’s the email County Manager Matthew Woodard sent to Montgomery County’s mayors, managers and clerks on June 23. To read the state of emergency declaration issued by the county on June 23, click here. Mayors/Managers/Clerks, Good...
by Mt Gilead | Jun 24, 2020 | MT. GILEAD
Editor’s note: Here’s Montgomery County’s declaration of a state of emergency, issued June 23. County of Montgomery DECLARATION of a STATE OF EMERGENCY Issued June 23, 2020 STATE OF EMERGENCY ENACTED TO RESIST THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 IN...
by Mt Gilead | Jun 17, 2020 | MT. GILEAD
The author, Steven A. Campbell, who lives in Mt. Gilead, spent 32 years as a sworn police officer and 10 years as a criminal justice consultant. Becoming a police officer in a free society is one of the most challenging careers a woman or a man can enter into....
by Mt Gilead | Jun 17, 2020 | MT. GILEAD
The author, Brooke Crump, is a lawyer and mom in Mt. Gilead. She calls this column “an unvarnished look at what marriage, parenting, work and friendship really look like.” I’m no historian, but I think 2020 will be one for the history books (that is, if schools were...
by Mt Gilead | May 13, 2020 | MT. GILEAD
Editor’s note: The author, Brooke McIntosh Crump, is a mom and a lawyer in Mt. Gilead. Pre-corona, a lot of us liked to think we spent less time online than we really do. Now, we’re singing praises for all of the things we are able to do online while in quarantine....
