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Thursday, September 2 2010
The Seymour Herald — Seymour, TN

keener resigns in midst of investigation

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Joe Keener

Sevier County Clerk Joe Keener resigned his position on Monday as the state audit of his office continues.
This latest development comes after Keener told Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters of his intent to take an unpaid leave of absence last Thursday.
His resignation comes less than a month after the fifth time he had been reelected to the office on Aug. 5.
Speculation about Keener’s position arose last Monday as an investigative audit of his books at the Sevier County Courthouse began.

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assistant principal enjoys new role

Brooke Stevenson
New SMS Assistant Principal David Loy analyzes data for his instructional coach responsibilities.

By Brooke Stevenson
brooke@seymourherald.com
After the first two weeks at his new position at Seymour Middle School, Assistant Principal David Loy has no complaints.
Loy recently made the switch from teaching to administration, and said he has no regrets.
“Absolutely, 120 percent, I have no regrets,” he said.  “I think that beyond a shadow of a doubt that I made the right decision.

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