Apr. 4—The Cumberland County Commission unanimously approved the following names for the election of Notary Public at Large during its March monthly meeting:
Sydney Brown
Melody Carey
Jodi Fields
Janelle K. R. Poore
Emily Rollins
Brooke Sawyer
Vicky Scarlett
J. Garth Staley
Paula Steinmann
Delores Turner
Renate Whicher
Denise Yates
Gary Nelson may be reached at gnelson@crossville-chronicle.com
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