Three more candidates have been added to Pulaski County’s General Election ballot. The Democratic Party has added candidates for the auditor’s and recorder’s races after no Democrats ran in the primary, according to Clerk JoLynn Behny.
Medaryville voters have chosen their next clerk-treasurer. Republican
Stacy Conley defeated Democrat Kendra S. Miller for the position by a vote of
55 to 29.
Medaryville voters have their choice of clerk-treasurer and
town council candidates today. Republican Stacy Conley and Democrat Kendra S.
Miller are vying to replace Democrat Judy Harwood as clerk-treasurer. Harwood
is challenging incumbent Republicans Ray Saltsman, Robert Schultz, and Suzanna
J. Wilcoxon for the three town council seats.
Medaryville voters have narrowed down the list of clerk-treasurer candidates. Stacy Conley was the winner of Tuesday’s Republican town convention. She beat Jasmine Hines by 22 votes to six, according to convention official Karen Wagner.
Republican voters in Medaryville will
choose their nominee for clerk-treasurer tomorrow. A town convention
has been scheduled for 6:00 p.m. EDT at the Medaryville Christian
Church Annex.
Medaryville voters will have a few
contested races to decide this year. As of Wednesday morning, three
candidates are in the running to replace Democrat Judy Harwood as
clerk-treasurer, according to Pulaski County Clerk JoLynn Behny.
Pulaski County officers were called to a Medaryville residence Saturday night in reference to a fight.
Stacy Conley, 26, of Medaryville told police that she and her sister had gotten into an argument because she would not provide her sister with a clean urine sample for a drug test. Her sister, 25-year-old Kimberly Wireman of San Pierre, reportedly became upset and started screaming at her. Conley stated that her sister was going to borrow her car and when she went out to the vehicle, Wireman was already in the driver’s seat and Conley took the keys out of the ignition. Wireman then reportedly grabbed Conley’s hair and began to hit her while dragging her into the van. Police saw that Conley had been hit in the face. Conley stated that she probably struck Wireman in the face as she was being pulled into the van.