JAMES MILNES (R), Dist. 1
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
CHRISTOPHER ROTH (R), Dist. 1
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
CINDY STEELE (D), Dist. 2
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
STEVE GORE (D), Dist. 3
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
MICHAEL MAGNER (R), Dist. 3
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
JERRY PITTMAN (R), Dist. 3
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
EDWARD WOJDYLA (R), Dist. 3
I am running for re-election to the council. I believe that the coming years will bring challenges for our county and we will have to respond in the most efficient ways possible, and I believe that my experience and background can support our meeting of those challenges.
I believe in keeping government as small as possible with the following priorities:
1) Provide for our common protection and safety;
2) Provide for common rules by which we minimize and resolve conflict among our citizens;
3) Support those who will become our future, our youth, with opportunities to grow into contributing citizens so that as we age we can rely on them to carry on;
4) Support those, our elders, whose hard work and dedication provided us with the best place for which to pursue our dreams, by respecting their value and aiding them where necessary while reaping the benefits of their knowledge
I believe that this country’s greatest asset is its diversity. Diversity in every aspect of the human condition is essential to our past, present and future success. Diversity, when embraced, provides a wide range of opinions from which we can chose the best future possible for all.
I do not believe that the role of government is to subsidize business, nor is it to do for the individual that which the individual is best suited to do for oneself. I do believe that those of us who are blessed and enjoy our freedom and our prosperity owe a debt of honor to those who went before us, and believe that the best way we can pay it forward is through community service.
We are at a crossroads. The above are my beliefs by which I endeavor to live my life. None of us always makes the best decisions, or even the most popular decisions, but if one lives one’s life by solid principles, ultimately one makes more good decisions. I bring to this role a mind of community service and a solid financial background. It would be an honor if you choose to select me to serve you for another four years.
— Written by Edward Wojdyla
RON FLEETWOOD (D), Dist. 4
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
ARTHUR KNIGHT (R), Dist. 4
No candidate announcement published as of 4/27/10.
Diana J. Harden, 44, Columbus
1986 graduate of Brown County High School
Woodrow T. "Woody" Curry, 96, Columbus
Brown County native
Sharon (Rider) Flokowitsch, 69, Nashville
Wife of Peter Flokowitsch of Nashville
- May 23
Gospel jam session
6:30 p.m. Country Gospel Music Church, Gnaw Bone - May 24
Live music at winery
7-10 p.m. Chateau Thomas Winery, 225 S. Van Buren St. - May 27
CLOSED - Town Hall and county government offices
- May 28
Area Plan Commission
6 p.m. County Office Building, Salmon Room, 201 N. Locust Lane - May 28
Brown County Commissioners
4:30 p.m. County Office Building, second floor, 201 N. Locust Lane - May 29
Brown County Commissioners
4:30 p.m. County Office Building, second floor, 201 N. Locust Lane - May 29
Board of Zoning Appeals
6 p.m. County Office Building, Salmon Room, 201 N. Locust Lane - May 29
Sheriff's Merit Board
4 p.m. Law Enforcement Center, Sheriff's Department, State Road 46 W. - May 30
Gospel jam session
6:30 p.m. Country Gospel Music Church, Gnaw Bone - June 3
B.C. 4-H Council
7 p.m. BC 4-H Fairgrounds Community Room, 802 Memorial Drive - June 3
Gnaw Bone Sewage District
5:30 p.m. Brown County Public Library, 205 North Locust Lane - June 4
Nashville Redevelopment Commission
6 p.m. Town Hall, 200 Commercial St. - June 4
CSCD Building Commission
7 p.m. CSLOA Clubhouse, 8751 Nineveh Rd. - June 5
BC SWCD Board
6:30 p.m. SWCD Office, 802 Memorial Dr., 4-H fairgrounds - June 5
Brown County Commissioners
6 p.m. County Office Building, Salmon Room, 201 N. Locust Lane - June 6
Gospel jam session
6:30 p.m. Country Gospel Music Church, Gnawbone - June 6
CSCD Ecology Commission
7 p.m. CSLOA Clubhouse, 8751 Nineveh Road - June 11
CSCD Roads, Security commissions
6 p.m., 7:30 p.m. CSCD Office, 8377 Cordry Drive, CSLOA Clubhouse, 8751 Nineveh Drive - June 11
B.C. Fair Board
7 p.m. Community Room, 802 Memorial Drive (fairgrounds) - June 11
Nashville Parking & Public Facilities
6 p.m. Town Hall, 200 Commercial St. - June 12
Aging & Community Services board
3 p.m. ACSSCI office conference room, 1531 13th St., Suite G900, Columbus - June 12
CRC Steering Committee
6:30 p.m. CRC, 246 E. Main Street, Nashville - June 12
Van Buren TVFD
6 p.m. Van Buren Fire Station, 6801 Hamilton Creek Road - June 13
BC Convention & Visitors Commission
8:30 a.m. County Office Building, Salmon Room, 201 N. Locust Lane - June 13
Nashville Arts & Entertainment Commission
10 a.m. Town Hall, 200 Commercial St. - June 13
CSCD Water Commission
6:30 p.m. CSCD Office, 8377 Cordry Drive - June 17
BC Public Library Board of Trustees
6 p.m. Brown County Public Library, 205 North Locust Lane - June 19
Brown County Commissioners
6 p.m. County Office Building, Salmon Room, 201 N. Locust Lane