Joyce Woodard Morgan has officially stepped down from her role as District One Commissioner after dedicating 11 years to the service of Giles County. This decision comes as she prioritizes her husband Jethro’s health, marking a significant transition in her life away from public office.
Throughout her time in office, Morgan has been a steadfast advocate for the residents of Giles County, navigating a landscape filled with tough choices and various challenges. Her tenure was characterized by a blend of personal sacrifice and a strong commitment to the community, reflecting her dedication to the people she represented.
In her farewell, Morgan conveyed heartfelt gratitude for the privilege of serving the county and expressed her sincere hope for its continued progress and development. With her resignation, a vacancy has emerged that county officials are anticipated to address promptly in the coming days.
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