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Updated: 6:37 PM Sep 22, 2008
Gilley Says New Laws Are No Challenge
Monday at the Houston County commission meeting, commissioners made a change to their February bingo resolution that will make it more difficult to open an electronic bingo facility in Houston County. Posted: 6:21 PM Sep 22, 2008Reporter: Rhiana Huckins Email Address: rhiana@wtvy.com |
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"Gilley Says New Laws Are No Challenge", that would be true when you consider Mr. Gilley came up with the laws, and Houston Co. Commission wrote them down and passed them as told by Mr. Gilley and his friend Redbeard, and they played servants to Mr. Gilley the same as every other place and group he has ever lied to and stolen from. The good thing is that he continues to leave a trail of proof against himself. Mr. Gilley has gotten too cocky, it will be his downfall.
country crossing, will benifit our community and all those around us, the one thing i observe every year, the amount of money the fair takes in and when it leaves, so does the money.with c/c the money will stay in our city