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Cherokee County TDA approves agenda, OKs WYFF 4 travel and holds executive session on personnel
Summary
At its Feb. 10 meeting at the Murphy Visitor Center, the Cherokee County Tourism Development Authority approved its agenda, authorized travel and lodging for a WYFF 4 News special with the Visit Smokies director, entered an executive session to discuss personnel requests, and then adjourned.
The Cherokee County Tourism Development Authority met at 4 p.m. on Feb. 10, 2025, at the Murphy Visitor Center and conducted routine business, approving its agenda and authorizing travel related to a WYFF 4 News special. The board also entered an executive session to discuss personnel requests before adjourning.
Sandra Daley called the meeting to order and led a moment of silence and the Pledge of Allegiance. Members present were Joan Posey Neumann, Cal Stiles, Sherry McGreggor, Sandra Daley, Hank Parker Jr., Steve Dickey and Director Casey Kerr. Also in attendance were Teresa Caringer, Abigail Carder, Ralph Robinson, Alaina Trull and Shannan Kelly.
Cal Stiles moved to approve the meeting agenda; Hank Parker Jr. seconded and the motion was unanimously adopted by the members present. Later, Steve Dickey moved to approve travel and stay for a WYFF 4 News special with the Visit Smokies director; Joan Posey Neumann seconded and the board unanimously approved that request.
The board voted to go into an executive session to discuss personnel requests after a motion by Sandra Daley, seconded by Cal Stiles; the motion carried unanimously. The transcript records only that the executive session concerned personnel requests and does not include further details in open session. After the closed session, Cal Stiles moved and Steve Dickey seconded to leave executive session; that motion was unanimously adopted.
Cal Stiles moved to adjourn the meeting; Joan Posey Neumann seconded and the adjournment was adopted unanimously. A clerk-to-the-board signature block appears on the record with a line dated March 10, 2025; no additional meeting or scheduling information was provided in the transcript.
The record does not include verbatim statements beyond the motions and attendance, and it does not state any vote tallies by name. The transcript records that each motion was "unanimously adopted," and the minutes list seven members present; the article therefore reports unanimous adoption by the members present without further vote detail.
