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JMCSS looking at adjustments on Pope campus

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By Brandon Shields Verified
| The Jackson Post
The Jackson-Madison County School Board held a work session on Monday, Aug. 10, before its monthly board meeting three days later. The work session usually happens on the first Thursday of the month, a full week before the actual board meeting, but since Aug. 6 was election day and three members were in contested races, the work session was pushed back to the following Monday.
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Bond Johnson wins District 80 Democrat nomination

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By Brandon Shields Verified
| The Jackson Post
Andrea Bond Johnson won the Democratic primary on Thursday, Aug. 6, for the soon-to-be-vacant seat in the Tennessee State House representing District 80. For the 26 years since the district was first drawn to represent most of Hardeman County along with parts of Haywood and Madison counties, Johnny Shaw has been the representative for the area.
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Condray ready to get to work as City Court Clerk

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By Brandon Shields Verified
| The Jackson Post
Kim Condray sat on a bench and rested for a minute toward the end of the night on Thursday, Aug. 6, taking in the scene at Hub City Brewery - the site of the Madison County Republican Party’s election night party -  reflecting on the day and reflecting on the last eight months. “That was a lifetime ago when we were discussing whether or not to run and then ultimately deciding to,” Condray said.
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