May 10, 2020
Historic American Buildings Survey, Archie A. Biggs, Photographer June 26, 1937 GENERAL VIEW FROM SIDE. - Davis House, 303 South Main Street, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
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Historic American Buildings Survey, Archie A. Biggs, Photographer June 26, 1937 GENERAL VIEW FROM SIDE. - Davis House, 303 South Main Street, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
David Ermold, an Assistant Professor of English at the University of Pikeville and Director of Administration for Morehead Pride, Inc., announced his candidacy for Rowan County Clerk Wednesday in Morehead.
"I am honored to announce my candidacy for Rowan County Clerk," [David] Ermold said in a press release. "I am running to restore the confidence of the people in our clerk's office and because I believe that the leaders of our community should act with integrity and fairness, and they should put the needs of their constituents first."
The election is on May 22, 2018.
David Ermold’s Website (photo source)
So David Ermold, who lives in Kentucky and works at the University of Pikeville as an assistant English Professor, is running for election as the clerk of Rowan County.
His goal is to bring back representation of people in public office, not to further a political agenda. Among his many responsibilities as clerk will be issuing marriage licenses--a responsibility he is quite familiar with, as he had to fight to have his own marriage license issued in the past. Few people will be as familiar with the legal process as him, so I think he’s a solid choice.
You can learn more about him here.
EXTERIOR DETAIL OF 128-130 EAST COUNCIL STREET, - Yadkin Railway Headquarters Building, 120-132 East Council Street, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
The justices will privately decide whether to hear a challenge to same-sex marriage brought by former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis
Henry W. McNeely, teacher.
I knew from oral history and the 1870 census that my great-great-great-grandfather Henry W. McNeely was a teacher during Reconstruction. Born in 1841 to John W. McNeely, a white slaveowner, and Lucinda McNeely, the woman he enslaved, Henry presumably learned to read and write during slavery. The document above is extracted from “List of School Teachers & School-buildings North Carolina” compiled…
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An eight-year-long court saga came to an end on Wednesday following a three-day civil trial in United States District Court in Ashland between two same-sex couples and former Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis