New Tennessee Rural Fellow to lead park grant, code recodification and cemetery records work in Ridgely
Faith Cook, a Tennessee Rural Fellow with the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, was introduced to the Ridgely board and will coordinate a healthy-field environment grant at Mile Lane Park, help recodify the municipal code, and organize cemetery records for digitization.
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The Ridgely Town Board introduced Faith Cook, identified in the meeting as a Tennessee Rural Fellow with the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development. Board members said Cook will work with Ridgely, nearby Tiptonville and county partners on multiple projects at no cost to the town.
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