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Published April 02, 2009 09:33 pm - MOUNT VERNON, Mo. — Lawrence County voters will decide a number of city council and school board races on Tuesday. Lawrence County ballots filled with aspirants for city, school positions By Wally Kennedy
wkennedy@joplinglobe.com MOUNT VERNON, Mo. — Lawrence County voters will decide a number of city council and school board races on Tuesday. At Stotts City, voters will be asked whether they want the town to have a police chief. The town, which has a population of about 250, has not had a police chief in a long time, said a bartender at Donna’s Stotts City Bar. Mayor Joel Margolis said the voters will be asked if they want the town’s Board of Aldermen to appoint a chief of police. “The police chief would be hired by the board if voters approve the measure,” he said. Aurora Four people are vying for two seats with three-year terms on the Aurora R-8 Board of Education. They are Michele Parbury, Steve Bryan, Matt Lauffer and Roger Dummit, an incumbent. Four people are seeking two seats with three-year terms on the Aurora City Council. They are Eddie Breeding, Jerry Lee West, Doyle Ferguson and Mike Bloss, an incumbent. Two people are vying for one seat with a one-year term on the council. They are David A. Price and W.E. “Gene” Anderson, an incumbent. Voters in the Aurora Special Road District will decide whether to retain a 17-cent levy for road purposes. Miller Three people are vying for two seats with three-year terms on the Miller R-2 Board of Education. They are Cindy Gulick, an incumbent, and Jeff Hadlock and Todd J. Cook. Three people are seeking the post of mayor. They are Garry Baker, Dennis Harris and Steven D. Epps. Four people are seeking two at-large seats on the Miller Board of Aldermen. They are Bill Jones and Kerry Johnson, the incumbents, and Bill Wilhite and Milo Daniel. 
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