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2014 Election: Chancellor candidates clash over experience

Posted at 11:39 pm May 4, 2014
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Michael Farley

Michael Farley

Nicki Cantrell

Nicki Cantrell

Note: This story was updated at 11:30 a.m.

CLINTON—They’ve traded accusations of false claims and “mudslinging” and challenged each other on their courtroom experience. The debate has spilled over into mailed flyers, newspaper ads, and candidate forums.

On one side is Clinton attorney Michael Farley, a former Clinton City Council member and current city judge who is running for Anderson County chancellor in the Republican primary on Tuesday. On the other is Nicki Cantrell, who is also a Republican and Clinton attorney.

In particular, Farley has raised questions about the number of jury trials that Cantrell has handled and the number of contested hearings she’s had in Anderson County Chancery Court. He’s suggested she’s not telling the truth about her experience.

“If you check with the clerks, it’s not backed up,” Farley said. “She doesn’t have the experience I have.”

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Filed Under: 2014 Election, 2014 Election, Anderson County, Government, Slider, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Chancery Court, Anderson County Clerk and Master, Chancery Court, contested hearings, divorce, domestic cases, experience, false claims, jury trials, Michael Farley, mudslinging, Nicki Cantrell, Phil Harber, Republican primary, Steve Queener

CPD honors Officer of the Year, ‘Top Guns’

Posted at 1:22 pm November 6, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

Sgt. Jim Campbell was recently recognized as the Clinton Police Department’s 2012/2013 Officer of The Year. This is Campbell’s second “Officer of The Year” award, having also earned the honor in 2005.

Among several administrative duties, Campbell also serves as the CPD’s training coordinator. He has been with the department since 2003. Chief Rick Scarbrough presented the award to Campbell at the annual police “range day” celebration, held Thursday, Oct. 24.

The CPD’s “Top Guns” were also recognized during the first annual “range day” pistol competition. Most of the department’s full-time and reserve officers participated. The top five were: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Clinton, Front Page News, Police and Fire Tagged With: Clinton Police Department, CPD, Jim Campbell, John Gallups, Larry Miller, Luke Hughes, Officer of the Year, pistol competition, range day, Rick Scarbrough, Scott Gregory, Steve Queener, Top Guns, Vaughn Becker

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