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David Parker took the oath of office

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26 Jan 2025
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Longtime Hale County businessman David Parker took the oath of office last week. Parker will serve as Hale County’s new Probate Judge for the upcoming term of office. By virtue of his office, Parker will also serve as chairman of the Hale County Commission. Pictured above Circuit Judge Marvin Wiggins adminstered the oath of office in the main courtroom of the Hale County Courthouse to Parker, who is accompanied by his wife, Tammy.

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