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County delegation to meet with public
by Jason Evans
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SIX MILE — Constituents have a chance to share concerns and questions with members of the Pickens County Delegation next month.

The delegation will hold its annual meeting 5:30 p.m. Jan. 11 at the Fellowship Hall of Six Mile Baptist Church.

Delegations members Sen. Larry Martin, Sen. Thomas Alexander, Rep. Rex Rice, Rep. Phillip Owens, Rep. B.R. Skelton and Rep. Davey Hiott will be on hand during the meeting to hear from the public.

The public is invited and encouraged to attend this open meeting.

To sign up to speak before the delegation, call the Pickens County Delegation office at 850-7070.

Those addressing the delegation are asked to hold their comments to 3-5 minutes.

Six Mile Baptist Church is located at 150 N. Main Street.
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stranger4333
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December 27, 2009
Do not put Rex Rice in with the likes of Skelton and Hiott. Rice thinks for himself. He mailed out cards and said he was against more taxes and he is. The others in the delegation say they are but are not. Vote for Rice in 2010!!!!!
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franklin29630
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December 27, 2009
Does any one care? Do B R Skelton and his tax and spend friends like Davey Hiott care what we say?

I was at the meeting 3 years ago. Every one complained about they and how they do nothing and it did not matter.

It is time for B R Skelton to retire. Good that Rex Rice is moving on to lose his race. And then disappear.
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