City to take developer to small claims court

by Jo Anne Embleton news@thecherokeean.com
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The spouses of Chase Berryhill (left) and Nathan Acker (right) do the honors during a Dec. 17 pinning service held during the Rusk City Council meeting at the Rusk Civic Center. Acker was promoted to lieutenant, while Berryhill was named a sergeant. Photo by Jo Anne Embleton


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