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File / TPI Messiah Williams-Cole is not only the Camp Hill mayor, but also a prosecutor for Lee County. During a recent Lake Martin Dadeville …
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While many know Messiah Williams-Cole as the mayor of Camp Hill, he is also a juvenile prosecutor out of the Lee County District Attorney Office.Â
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Pamela Taylor, Old 280 resident, speaks before the council in opposition of the renaming of Old 280. She suggests for the council to still hon…
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Linda Burns, old 280 resident, presents a petition in opposition to the name change from residents. The petition was not taken, due to the may…
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 Mayor Messiah Williams-Cole gave his statement regarding the proposed name change of Old 280 Rd. During his statement, he went over the histo…
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The March 6 Camp Hill town council meeting determined whether Old 280 would be renamed Gray-Norris Memorial Highway or remain Old 280 Rd.
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Carolyn Heard singings "We've Come A Long Way" with the crowd joining in for parts of the refrain. Earlier that evening, Carolyn Heard also le…
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Council member Constance Heard, Seat 1, gave the welcoming for the program ending with saying "look to your left, look to your right, now you …
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Record Rev. Justin Freeman performed a reading of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "I Have a Dream."
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Mayor Messiah Williams-Cole, left, and council members Constance Heard, Juanita Woody and Debra "Sue" Thomas distributed the awards for the evening.
