Issues

Supervisor Ken Taylor has been advocating for a change in the format of JCBOS meetings.  He feels, like most Americans, that citizens should be afforded the right to speak out on votes before, not after, they happen. Taylor has proposed to move the public comments to the beginning of the meeting, just after the supervisors

A vote illegally taken in secret is what has allowed Billy Guice to keep his job as counsel with the JCBOS for the past few weeks. The board went into a closed-door executive session for the purpose of “potential litigation – SRHS.”  Sadly, the discussion went beyond just the litigation and veered into the realm

SRHS Watch has learned that a newly appointed Singing River trustee is expected to resign due to a conflict of interest.  Sworn statements filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court show that Barbara Dumas-Marshall owes Singing River Health System and its collection agencies around $11,000.  Dumas-Marshall also has several outstanding debts with area physicians who are credentialed

A reader has requested that we give an explanation of cash on hand and profit.  There seems to be some confusion about how the numbers work. Cash on Hand is exactly what it sounds like – how much cash money is in the bank, right now? If you’re looking at the balance in your checking

The Commission on Judicial Performance is the body that oversees and enforces the law when it comes to judges and special masters.  The commission accepts anonymous, written complaints.  They also have the power to open their own investigations based on media reports. The commission provides a complaint form, though it is not required.  Your complaint