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Russellville mayor seeks fourth consecutive term
Originally published in the Times Daily.
Mayor David Grissom wants to continue being involved in the growth and development of the city as he announces a run for a fourth term.
A local businessman, Grissom was first elected to office in 2012 after representing District 5 on the Russellville City Council from 2008 to 2012.
Read more…Russellville’s mayor seeks fourth consecutive term
Originally published in the Franklin County Times.
Mayor David Grissom wants to continue being involved in the growth and development of the city as he announces a run for a fourth term.
A local businessman, Grissom was first elected to office in 2012 after representing District 5 on the Russellville City Council from 2008 to 2012.
Read more…Grissom announces bid for fourth consecutive term at Russellville Mayor
Originally published in the Franklin Free Press.
Russellville Mayor David Reed Grissom has announced that he will seek an unprecedented fourth consecutive term to the city’s highest office this summer.
Grissom, a businessman, was first elected mayor in 2012. The 1990 Russellville High School graduate represented District 5 on the Russellville City Council from 2008-2012.
Read more…Russellville promotion helps local businesses
Originally published in the Times Daily.
Mayor David Grissom said a promotion encouraging residents to spend money at local businesses can help increase revenue by as much as 60%.
The city council earlier this week approved a resolution promoting “Spend at Least $20 in Russellville Day.”
Read more…Additional funds received for new Russellville Public Library
Originally published in the Franklin County Times.
In its regular meeting Sept. 3, the Russellville City Council accepted a $3,892,000 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the construction of a library/multipurpose center.
“I am beyond humbled and thankful to have this finally come to fruition for our community,” said Russellville Public Library director Joshlyn Bowen. “I want to thank Congressman Aderholt, the mayor, City Council and all of those that helped us finally achieve this goal.”
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