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Bath County board condemns supervisor’s social media post
WARM SPRINGS — A social media post by a Bath County supervisor drew condemnation from his peers this week.
Tuesday, four Bath County supervisors addressed a political Facebook post made by supervisor John Lockridge, who was not present for the meeting.
Supervisor Roy Burns read a prepared statement made by the board, along with the county administrator Mike Bender and county attorney Julian Harf.
Burns read, “The board of supervisors has become …
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Bath County board condemns supervisor’s social media post
WARM SPRINGS — A social media post by a Bath County supervisor drew condemnation from his peers this week. Tuesday, four Bath County supervisors addressed a political Facebook post made by supervisor John Lockridge, who was not present for the meeting. Supervisor Roy Burns read a prepared statement made by the board, along with the county administrator Mike Bender and county attorney Julian Harf. Burns read, “The board of supervisors has become …
·Monterey, United States
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