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Jay Nixon - forThe 55th and current Governor of the U.S. state of Missouri, serving since 2009.
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Nixon fills circuit court vacancy in central Mo.
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Gov. Jay Nixon has appointed Associate Circuit Judge Christine Carpenter to fill a vacancy at the circuit judge level in Boone and Callaway counties. Carpenter replaces Circuit Judge Gene Hamilton, who retired from the 13th Judicial Circuit last month after 28 years on the bench. Carpenter was sworn in Friday at the Boone County Courthouse. She'll serve the balance of Hamilton's term through 2012 and would have to run for a full term as circuit judge. Carpenter's husband, Joe Bindbeutel (BIHND'-boy-tuhl), worked for Nixon in the Missouri ...
Nixon stays out of political heat
Governor Jay Nixon at a bill signing ceremony in Joplin, MO. (Photo/Eli Yokley) (STARK CITY, Mo.) Governor Jay Nixon is one of the most recent individuals to win state-wide office as a Democrat. His opinion on Democratic performance would be valuable. On a conference call with journalists, Nixon wouldn’t allow himself to get into the politics. Nixon was speaking from a small business in Stark City, right off of a soy bean farm andasked what he thought of the chances of Democrats just 21 days out from the general election. “I’m confident the election is going to ...
Nixon addresses higher ed issues with educators
COLUMBIA -- Gov. Jay Nixon recently provided an update to leaders of Missouri's public four-year colleges and universities on the progress toward the agenda for higher education that he presented in August. The Governor spoke at a statewide workshop on the topics of academic transformation and collaboration that was held in Columbia; the workshop was sponsored by the Council on Public Higher Education (COPHE) and was attended by leaders from the 13 member universities that comprise COPHE. When the Governor met with the presidents and board members of all the state's colleges and ...
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Governor Eric Greitens Appoints Leaders Across State and Local Government Governor Eric Greitens made the following appointments today: Boone County Clerk Taylor Burks, of Columbia, was appointed as the new Boone County Clerk. The position became vacant after the resignation of the previous Clerk, Wendy S. Noren. |
Governor Eric Greitens’ Statement on Pro-Life Victory “Today is a great victory for pregnancy care centers that help women and children all over the state. I’m proud that many of Missouri’s lawmakers stood strong to protect the lives of the innocent unborn and women’s health.” |
Governor Greitens Appoints Theresa Counts Burke as Circuit Court Judge for St. Louis City Governor Eric Greitens has appointed Theresa Counts Burke, of St. Louis, as Circuit Court Judge for the 22nd Judicial Circuit, which covers the City of St. Louis. The position became vacant due to the retirement of the Honorable John J. Riley. |
Gov. Greitens Appoints Member to the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners Gov. Eric R. Greitens today appointed former police officer Nathan Garrett, of Kansas City, as a member of the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners. Garrett will be the successor of Alvin Brooks. Garrett is an attorney at Graves Garrett. He previously worked as a Missouri State Highway Patrol State Trooper, Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Assistant United States Attorney for the United States Department of Justice. Garrett holds a bachelor’s degree in history and philosophy from Cornell College and a law degree from Tulsa University. |
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