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Randy Burns letter tells why EDA resignation came late Action in Tuesday, April 17, 2018 C/A EDA board meeting Randy Burns had thought that letter of resignation was emailed, and in the excitement of settling in to a new job, was under the impression that it had been done. He wrote, "I wish nothing but the best for each of you as you continue to work for the betterment of this community we all love so much." Click on headline for complete letter with photo of Burns' replacement as secretary. By Ed Waggener Chairman Mark Dykes read from a letter from former Columbia/Adair County Economic Development Board member and Board Secretary Randy Burns, to the Board which outlined an inadvertent failure of a draft resignation to reach Chairman Dykes, Mayor Curtis D. Hardwick, and Adair Co. Judge/Executive Mike Stephens. Burns letter of resignationfollows: Mr Burns' letter, dated March 20, 2018 read: "To Mark Dykes, Mayor Curtis Hardwick, and Judge Executive Mike Stephens.The Board elected Kinzie Rowe to succeed Randy Burns as secretary at the April 17, 2016 board meeting, and noted a vacancy on the board. it will likely be the city's turn to a name Burns' replacement, Mayor Curtis Hardwick, who was present, said. This story was posted on 2018-04-17 17:59:54
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