Open house celebrates town police’s new home

  • Bill Belian/Contributing Photographer  The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Murphy Police Department building Thursday at 498 Hill St. From left are Victoria Ivie (Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce executive director); town council members Cindy Chastain and Barry McClure; Investigator Jason Murphy, Assistant Chief Ryan Cunningham, BLET student Sara Taylor, Cpl. Hunter Sanders, Patrol Officer Parker Southard and Sgt. Adam May, with Chief Tim Lominac in the cen
    Bill Belian/Contributing Photographer  The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Murphy Police Department building Thursday at 498 Hill St. From left are Victoria Ivie (Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce executive director); town council members Cindy Chastain and Barry McClure; Investigator Jason Murphy, Assistant Chief Ryan Cunningham, BLET student Sara Taylor, Cpl. Hunter Sanders, Patrol Officer Parker Southard and Sgt. Adam May, with Chief Tim Lominac in the cen
  • Anngee Quinones-Belian/Staff Correspondent Sgt. Adam May accepts the Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate from Murphy Police Chief Tim Lominac during the department’s open house Thursday. May received the certificate for his years of experience and training hours.
    Anngee Quinones-Belian/Staff Correspondent Sgt. Adam May accepts the Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate from Murphy Police Chief Tim Lominac during the department’s open house Thursday. May received the certificate for his years of experience and training hours.
Murphy – Sunny skies and warm temperatures set the perfect background for the Murphy Police Department’s open house Thursday morning. About 35 people attended the event, which included the…

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