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New county manager Mike Phillips at his desk in the board of commissioners office.

County manager on the job

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Rachel McDaniel
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Tuesday, August 7. 2012
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Pike County commissioners welcomed new county manager Mike Phillips at the July 31 meeting as they thanked interim county attorneys Tom Morton and Rob Morton.

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#1 George Mickle on 08/08/12 at 06:32 AM
Welcome aboard Mike. Understand you were introduced to a member of the planning board. Please do not hold that against us. We are a rural county but all of us do not dress in his manner.
#2 Concord Resident on 08/08/12 at 08:48 AM
Fix some roads - we need ditches to keep the water from washing all the gravel off the roads. If you can keep the BOC from spending all the SPLOST money on the courthouse, that is. This SPLOST was supposed to do both.
#3 George Mickle on 08/12/12 at 08:39 PM
John C. Morrison, that is a coward statement about "Stranger's" being elected to BOC positions. You did not support them so they are unworthy? Voters did not matter ! Of course you are JC the saviour of Pike County. You will face those "Stranger's" when you want to remain on the Planning Board.
#4 George Mickle on 08/13/12 at 09:05 PM
Some careers are born and some destroyed in the Pike County interview room 124 Comfort Inn of Jonesboro. That room should be removed from the secret side of the budget. Marro is gone.
#5 George Mickle on 08/30/12 at 04:34 PM
Mr. Concord Resident, he is your neighbor with famous quotes such as;

"I stand Tall and Bold. I said it. I stand by it and You know it."
#6 George Mickle on 09/17/12 at 02:19 PM
County Manager Mike, I noticed in the news you said the employees in the court house could wear masks if they wanted to. Hope you have not purchased a home here or signed a long term rental agreement. Remember the Elvis song, "I'll be home for Christmas."
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