Shelby County
Recent News About Shelby County
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Shelby County official files second motion challenging state attorney's subpoenas
Shelby County – The Shelby County State’s Attorney, Ruth Woolery, is facing a second motion to quash a subpoena and sanctions filed by Shelby County Board Chairman Bobby Orman. This follows the issuance of subpoenas to Orman and the county’s auditing firm, actions previously reported.
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Shelby County – Misinformation feeds false narrative and creates unnecessary concern and division
Over the past 13 years of our operations, we have seen time and time again the negative impact and distrust of elected officials in communities due to social media postings.
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Emergency Shelby County Board meeting held
The Shelby County Board held an emergency meeting today, April 18, 2023, at noon in courtroom B.
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Shelby County – Williams criminal case – the rest of the story – part III
Soley for the purpose of education on the subject matter raised regarding dual sovereignty, we wanted to ensure additional information shared by the unknown author was included in this article, along with some other points that were either overlooked or ignored. We encourage everyone to read the previous articles on this matter at the links here, and here.
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Shelby County – Michael Williams criminal case – the rest of the story – part II
In the first article on Michael Willliams’ criminal case, we explained the history of his case and provided the reasoning as to why he was not prosecuted at the state level after his federal conviction as was told to us by those making that decision.
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Shelby County – Did county board member comments turn farm ground into a cemetery? Part II
As we outlined in the first article at this link, we reached out to Shelby County Board member Carol Cole in order to get clarification pertaining to the burial of persons at the Shelby County farm site.
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Shelby County – Did county board member comments turn farm ground into a cemetery?
During the last Shelby County Board meeting, board member Carol Cole provided her input (video below) during the discussion regarding power poles being placed on the farm property, or is it cemetery property after her comments?