Aldermen get update on new water meter project

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Nicole Stokes | Franklin Advocate During its Tuesday, May 14 meeting, Meadville's Town of Aldermen recognized five middle school chess students for their recent accomplishment at the 2024 National K-8 Championship, where the team finished first in the Under 1,700 Division. Pictured are (left to right) Alderman Charles Calcote, Will Hutchins, Mayor Lane Reed, Younes Abuhakmeh, Alderman Kay Scott, Parker Myers, Alderman Josh Scott, Jaylen Marshall, Board Attorney Morgan Halford Poore, Je'Coree Walker and Alderman Bart Jones. Not pictured is Alderman David Scarbrough, who was in attendance via phone call.


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