Ridgeview remains undefeated with decisive victory over Eastside

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Ridgeview’s Caiti Hill lays down the kill. PHOTO BY KELLEY PEARSON


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JELANE MOCK EDUCATION: Bachelor of science, information technology EMPLOYMENT: SAIC PREVIOUS ELECTED OR APPOINTED OFFICE: Previously elected council member and appointed as interim mayor CIVIC, OTHER ACTIVITIES: Member of fair committee, Little League baseball officer, coach little league softball, coach 12U travel softball team, university mentor. • Are you a property owner in Clinchco? If yes, identify the properties you own or have ownership interest in. I live in my parent’s former home in Clinchco. • Are your taxes paid? Yes.
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WILLIAM ‘CODY’ DELOACH EMAIL: wcdeloach@dcps.k12.va.us PHONE: 276/207-4795 EDUCATION: Associate degree, general studies, Mountain Empire Community College; bachelor’s degree, elementary and special education, Western Governors University EMPLOYMENT: Dickenson County schools since 2013; teaching since 2019; bus driver/teacher since 2020 PREVIOUS ELECTED OR APPOINTED OFFICE: None CIVIC, OTHER ACTIVITIES: Member, Clinchco Fire Department; member, Masonic Lodge 66, Clintwood. • Are you a property owner in Clinchco? Not currently.
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