Danville city commissioners sworn in

Judge Peckler has Danville city commissioners raise their right hands as they are sworn in to office. Jennie Hollon, left, is the newest elected commissioner. – Photo by Olivia Mohr

On Dec. 10, Danville city commissioners were sworn into office in a ceremony after Kevin Caudill, James “J.H.” Atkins and Denise Terry were re-elected, and Jennie Hollon, the city’s newest commissioner, was elected, in the general election in November.
Boyle County Circuit Court Judge Darren Peckler swore in the commissioners. He also swore in Earl Coffey as city manager, who was chosen as city manager by the commission Oct. 16.

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