• May 1, 12 6:23 PM
    Plane for veterans memorial flying in today

    From The Decatur Daily
    by Ronnie Thomas
    A second piece of equipment from World War II — a T-34 Mentor trainer — is on the way to the Morgan County Veterans Memorial Park in Priceville.
    Priceville Town Clerk Kelly Dean said the aircraft is scheduled to land at Pryor Field today. It may not land until 6 p.m.
    The [...]

  • Apr 16, 12 6:54 PM
    Priceville Elementary tapped for state honor

    From The Hartselle Enquirer
    by Clif Knight
    Priceville Elementary School has been selected by the Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools as a 2012 CLAS Banner School.
    The honor is extended to schools that demonstrate outstanding programs and service to students. Ten schools were chosen to receive the award.
    Principal Dr. Anne Knowlton plans to attend an awards luncheon [...]

  • Jan 30, 12 7:11 PM
    Priceville council acts on five agenda items

    From The Hartselle Enquirer
    by Clif Knight
    Priceville Town Council met briefly in regular session Thurs., Jan. 26, acting on five separate matters.
    The governing body authorized Mayor Melvin Duran to negotiate the acquisition of a 15-foot drainage easement from SN&H Properties, the new owners of The Terrace at Priceville. A 15-foot easement is existing on property owned [...]

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Priceville clerk

From The Decatur Daily
by Ronnie Thomas

Priceville’s Kelly Dean was one of three officials nominated statewide for Municipal Clerk of the Year by the Alabama Association of Municipal Clerks and Administrators.
Kelly, who has served Priceville as town clerk since October 2000, reached the magic circle by being named the top clerk in District 11, which covers Morgan, Lawrence, Cullman and Walker counties.
“It was really neat and an honor to be nominated,” Kelly told Ronnie Thomas. “I’m just doing my job. I was trained by the best, Linda Duran.”
Linda worked with the town for 25 years before her death in March.
Paula Smith, city clerk of Birmingham for 29 years, took the top honor during the group’s annual summer conference at Orange Beach.
During the meeting, Lynnette Ogden, city clerk of Millport, presented Kelly a plaque recognizing the District 11 achievement.
Town Clerk Barbara Jones of Trinity is president of District 11. Past president is Rita Lee of Hartselle.

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