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Board Appoints Arnold to Vacant Seat

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At a special School Board meeting on Tuesday, December 19th, the Calhoun County School Board held interviews for the two applicants who applied to replace resigning board member Tammy Yoak.

Jason Arnold of Millstone, WV was appointed to fill the vacant seat. If he wants to remain on the Board of Education he will have to run in May’s Primary election.

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