Ballot set for Nov. 3 election
By
-
The Highland County Board of Elections has certified the following candidates and issues for the Nov. 3 general election:
HILLSBORO COUNCIL
Candidates for the Hillsboro City Council include: Lee Koogler (R) for council president; Tim Young (D), First Ward; Rod Daniels (R), Second Ward; Mary Brown Turner (D), Third Ward; Bill Alexander (D), Fourth Ward; David Shoemaker (R), at-large; Brian Waller (R), at-large; and Bonnie Parr (D), at-large.
HILLSBORO TREASURER
Incumbent Bob Storer (D).
HILLSBORO
SCHOOL BOARD
Sam Barnhouse, Vicki Harris, Marilyn Hiestand, William Myers, Beverly Rhoads and Darrell Wilson.
GREENFIELD COUNCIL
Tati Cunningham, Betty Jackman, Brenda Losey and Garry Miller have filed for the two open, at-large seats on council.
GREENFIELD
SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Sandy Free, Mindy Hunter, Danny Long, Doug Mustard, John Shonkwiler and John Wagoner.
BRIGHT LOCAL
SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Deborah Awick and Stuart Cox.
FAIRFIELD SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Tom Campbell and Tracy Evans.
LYNCHBURG-CLAY
SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Kristen Greenawalt, Stanley Markey and Vince Pitzer.
LEESBURG COUNCIL
(Four open seats) Danny Daulton and Richard Tolle.
LYNCHBURG COUNCIL
(Four open seats) Harold Braley, Carolyn Hastings, Terry Moore, Denise Vilvens, Sandy West and Christine Wilbanks.
MOWRYSTOWN COUNCIL
(Four open seats) Stephen Sheeley.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
(Two open seats per township): Brushcreek: David Cruea, Jeff Garen, Danny McBee and Sam Purdin; Clay: Kenneth Bohl, Steve McConnaughey, Brett Glover and Glenn Watson; Concord: Roy Bellamy, Jason Campbell, J.D. Ogden and Brandon Stratton; Dodson: Trevor Elam, Fred Scott Rammel, Ty Smith, Ernie Soale, Steve Walker and Rick Wilkin; Fairfield: Jay Duncan, Jeffrey Lawwell, Kenneth Stevens and Travis Paris; Hamer: Deron Cadwallader, Jon Holbrook, Thomas Leininger and Ronald Walker; Jackson: Brad Hart, Doug Crum, Chad Frazer and Ivan Rakyta; Liberty: Letcher Langston, Stephen Lerch, John McLaughlin and Jerry Williams; Madison: Bruce Baird, Lanny Bryant, Bill Buck and Frances Dettwiller; Marshall: David Garen, John Grover, Thomas Shawhan and Tim Sheeley; New Market: Kenny Harless, Thomas Juillerat and Rob Satterfield; Paint: Jimmy Combs, James Davis Jr., Steven Karnes and Jeffrey White; Penn: Robert Carey, Jeff Duncan, Howard Easter and Derek Watson; Salem: David Hamilton, James Simmons, Leroy Morgan and Chad Pitzer; Union: Joe Fraysier, John Henize and John Luschek; Washington: Mark Lieninger, Jason McKee, Travis Mootz, Gary Reno, Larry Shannon and Van Smart; Whiteoak: Charles Bratton and Dana Gossett.
ISSUES
Lynchburg is asking for a five-year, 5-mill police levy.
Penn Township is asking for a renewal of a five-year, 1.8-mill fire levy.
New Market Township is asking for a five-year, 1-mill replacement fire levy.
Brushcreek Township is asking for a five-year, 1-mill cemetery maintenance levy.
Paint Township is asking for a five-year, 1-mill fire levy.
Washington Township is asking for a five-year, 0.6-mill fire levy.
Marshall Township is asking for a five-year, 2-mill fire levy.
Buford’s Marathon gas station seeks a liquor license to sell alcohol between the hours of 10 a.m. and midnight;
Folsom’s Fling Barn seeks a liquor license to sell alcohol between the hours of 10 a.m. and midnight.[[In-content Ad]]
HILLSBORO COUNCIL
Candidates for the Hillsboro City Council include: Lee Koogler (R) for council president; Tim Young (D), First Ward; Rod Daniels (R), Second Ward; Mary Brown Turner (D), Third Ward; Bill Alexander (D), Fourth Ward; David Shoemaker (R), at-large; Brian Waller (R), at-large; and Bonnie Parr (D), at-large.
HILLSBORO TREASURER
Incumbent Bob Storer (D).
HILLSBORO
SCHOOL BOARD
Sam Barnhouse, Vicki Harris, Marilyn Hiestand, William Myers, Beverly Rhoads and Darrell Wilson.
GREENFIELD COUNCIL
Tati Cunningham, Betty Jackman, Brenda Losey and Garry Miller have filed for the two open, at-large seats on council.
GREENFIELD
SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Sandy Free, Mindy Hunter, Danny Long, Doug Mustard, John Shonkwiler and John Wagoner.
BRIGHT LOCAL
SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Deborah Awick and Stuart Cox.
FAIRFIELD SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Tom Campbell and Tracy Evans.
LYNCHBURG-CLAY
SCHOOL BOARD
(Two open seats) Kristen Greenawalt, Stanley Markey and Vince Pitzer.
LEESBURG COUNCIL
(Four open seats) Danny Daulton and Richard Tolle.
LYNCHBURG COUNCIL
(Four open seats) Harold Braley, Carolyn Hastings, Terry Moore, Denise Vilvens, Sandy West and Christine Wilbanks.
MOWRYSTOWN COUNCIL
(Four open seats) Stephen Sheeley.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
(Two open seats per township): Brushcreek: David Cruea, Jeff Garen, Danny McBee and Sam Purdin; Clay: Kenneth Bohl, Steve McConnaughey, Brett Glover and Glenn Watson; Concord: Roy Bellamy, Jason Campbell, J.D. Ogden and Brandon Stratton; Dodson: Trevor Elam, Fred Scott Rammel, Ty Smith, Ernie Soale, Steve Walker and Rick Wilkin; Fairfield: Jay Duncan, Jeffrey Lawwell, Kenneth Stevens and Travis Paris; Hamer: Deron Cadwallader, Jon Holbrook, Thomas Leininger and Ronald Walker; Jackson: Brad Hart, Doug Crum, Chad Frazer and Ivan Rakyta; Liberty: Letcher Langston, Stephen Lerch, John McLaughlin and Jerry Williams; Madison: Bruce Baird, Lanny Bryant, Bill Buck and Frances Dettwiller; Marshall: David Garen, John Grover, Thomas Shawhan and Tim Sheeley; New Market: Kenny Harless, Thomas Juillerat and Rob Satterfield; Paint: Jimmy Combs, James Davis Jr., Steven Karnes and Jeffrey White; Penn: Robert Carey, Jeff Duncan, Howard Easter and Derek Watson; Salem: David Hamilton, James Simmons, Leroy Morgan and Chad Pitzer; Union: Joe Fraysier, John Henize and John Luschek; Washington: Mark Lieninger, Jason McKee, Travis Mootz, Gary Reno, Larry Shannon and Van Smart; Whiteoak: Charles Bratton and Dana Gossett.
ISSUES
Lynchburg is asking for a five-year, 5-mill police levy.
Penn Township is asking for a renewal of a five-year, 1.8-mill fire levy.
New Market Township is asking for a five-year, 1-mill replacement fire levy.
Brushcreek Township is asking for a five-year, 1-mill cemetery maintenance levy.
Paint Township is asking for a five-year, 1-mill fire levy.
Washington Township is asking for a five-year, 0.6-mill fire levy.
Marshall Township is asking for a five-year, 2-mill fire levy.
Buford’s Marathon gas station seeks a liquor license to sell alcohol between the hours of 10 a.m. and midnight;
Folsom’s Fling Barn seeks a liquor license to sell alcohol between the hours of 10 a.m. and midnight.[[In-content Ad]]