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Letter: Bannach an assistant DA, helped set up Child Advocacy Center

Posted at 2:06 am April 16, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Letters Leave a Comment

Victoria "Vickie" Bannach

Victoria “Vickie” Bannach

To the Editor:

We support Victoria “Vickie” Bannach, who is running for Juvenile Court judge. Vickie is an assistant district attorney and has prosecuted many cases in Juvenile and Criminal Court with hard work, dedication, and compassion.

Vickie is concerned for all children and their families and wants the best outcome for all involved.

She has worked with the county school systems to decrease truancy, helped establish the Anderson County Child Advocacy Center, and is a member of the Anderson County Child Protective Investigative Team. CPIT reviews child abuse cases to guarantee the best placement for the child(ren). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Letters, Opinion Tagged With: Anderson County Child Advocacy Center, Anderson County Child Protective Investigative Team, Anderson County Juvenile Court judge, assistant district attorney, CPIT, criminal court, Jane Miniard, Juvenile Court, juvenile court judge, juvenile judge, Victoria "Vickie" Bannach, Wayne Miniard

Juvenile Court judge candidate Bannach has Thursday reception

Posted at 11:24 pm March 31, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Victoria "Vickie" Bannach

Victoria “Vickie” Bannach

Victoria “Vickie” Bannach, a Republican candidate for Anderson County Juvenile Court judge, will have a Thursday reception at Faith Lutheran Church in Oak Ridge.

Bannach is a candidate in the May 6 Republican primary in Anderson County.

The Thursday reception will allow citizens to “meet the candidate and discuss important issues and concerns that are occurring with our children and families within the community,” a press release said. It is scheduled from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Juvenile Court, Anderson County Juvenile Court judge, Faith Lutheran Church, Republican primary, Vickie Bannach, Victoria "Vickie" Bannach

Juvenile Court judge candidate Bannach has meet-and-greet Saturday

Posted at 7:51 am February 15, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Victoria "Vickie" Bannach

Victoria “Vickie” Bannach

Victoria “Vickie” Bannach, a Republican candidate for Anderson County Juvenile Court Judge, will have a meet-and-greet in Claxton on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 15.

Bannach is an assistant district attorney general running for judge in the May 6 Republican primary.

“The ‘meet and greet’ will allow citizens to meet the candidate and discuss important issues and concerns that are occurring with our children and families within the community,” a press release said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Juvenile Court, assistant district attorney general, Claxton Community Center, judge, meet and greet, Victoria "Vickie" Bannach

Assistant DA running for juvenile judge has meet-and-greet on Saturday

Posted at 9:45 am February 5, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Victoria "Vickie" Bannach

Victoria “Vickie” Bannach

Victoria “Vickie” Bannach, a Republican candidate for Anderson County Juvenile Court Judge in the May 6 primary, will have a meet-and-greet in Norris on Saturday.

The event is scheduled from 5-7 p.m. Saturday at the Norris Community Center.

“The ‘meet and greet’ will allow citizens to meet the candidate and discuss important issues and concerns that are occurring with our children and families within the community,” a press release said.

Bannach is now an assistant district attorney general in Anderson County. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Juvenile Court judge, May 6 primary, meet and greet, Norris Community Center, Victoria "Vickie" Bannach

So far, five candidates for juvenile judge, four for sheriff, three for chancellor

Posted at 8:14 pm January 10, 2014
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Anderson County Courthouse

The Anderson County Courthouse on Main Street in Clinton is pictured above.

So far, there are five potential candidates for Anderson County Juvenile Court judge, four for sheriff, and three for chancellor.

An independent has picked up a petition to run for county mayor, possibly opposing Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank, and Tennessee Rep. John Ragan has an opponent in the Aug. 7 Republican primary.

The five candidates for Anderson County Juvenile Court judge are Victoria “Vickie” Bannach, a Clinton Republican; Lauren Biloski, an Oak Ridge Republican; Victoria Bowling, a Heiskell Democrat; J. Michael Clement, a Clinton Democrat; and Brian J. Hunt, a Clinton Republican. They are candidates in the May 6 county primary.

The current juvenile court judge, Brandon Fisher, a Clinton Democrat, is running for Anderson County chancellor in that election. The other two chancellor candidates are Phil Harber, a Clinton Republican, and Robert Warren Wilkinson, an Oak Ridge Republican. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Government, Government, Oliver Springs, State, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County, Anderson County chancellor, Anderson County Election Commission, Anderson County Juvenile Court, Anderson County public defender, Anthony Lay, Brandon Fisher, Brian J. Hunt, Caitlin Nolan, candidates, chancellor, county primary, Dave Clark, Don A. Layton, Donald R. Elledge, Gary Long, general election, Harry "Whitey" Hitchcock, J. Michael Clement, Jeff Cole, Jerry Creasey, John Ragan, Joseph H. Van Hook, Joshua N. Anderson, Kevin C. Angel, Lauren Biloski, Paul N. White, Phil Harber, Phillip Warfield, Randy A. Myers, Randy McNally, Republican primary, Robert L. McKamey, Robert Warren Wilkinson, Rodney Archer, Ronald N. Murch, Ronald Taylor, sheriff, state primary, Steve Mead, Steven R. Emert, Terry Frank, Tim Isbel, Tim Shelton, Tom Marshall, Tyler Mayes, Victoria "Vickie" Bannach, Victoria Bowling

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