Ken Moody

• Kristianne M. Boyd, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Benton County; City of Corvallis; William Ellison; Scott Bressler; Dave Reed; Tom Cook; Ryan Moody; John Chilcote; Allen Schermerhorn; David Scott; Shawn Houck; Ken Rueben; Dennis Carson, as Supervisor in His Official Capacity; Chris Skinner, as Supervisor in His Official Capacity, Defendants-Appellees. Kristianne M. Boyd, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Benton County; William Ellison; Scott Bressler; Dave Reed; Tom Cook; Ryan Moody; John Chilcote; Allen Schermerhorn; David Scott; Chris Skinner, as Supervisor in His Official Capacity, Defendants, and City of Corvallis; Shawn Houck; Ken Rueben; Dennis Carson, as Supervisor in His Official Capacity, Defendants-Appellants., 374 F.3d 773 (9th Cir. 2004)

Robert E. Franz, Jr., Springfield, OR, for the defendants-appellees-cross-appellants. Janet M. Schroer, Marjorie A. Speirs, Hoffman, Hart & Wagner, L...

• Federal Circuits

• School Helped Restart Pokey

Hundreds were on hand April 24 at Portsmouth City Park for the grand opening of Pokey Smokey II, the successor to the miniature train that operated there from the 1960s until 2005, when safety concerns ended the popular ride. With support from the Beazley Foundation, APM Terminals and numerous other groups and individuals, the Churchland-based Southeast Virginia Community Foundation led fundraising efforts to replace the original train. Churchland Elementary School has the distinction of donating the most from a school, more than $1,300. Foundation director Judi Luffman and vice president Don Comer joined Mayor Ken Wright and Councilman Bill Moody for the first ride. Like countless other AmericanCancer Society Relay for Life volunteers, Carla Blechman has been very busy. Carla leads the...

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• May 18, 2011

• Two Herenton Appointees Leave City Jobs -- Moody, Mcfadgon Under Fire Over Msarc

Two of mayor Willie Herenton's controversial appointments have left City Hall. Public Services and Neighborhoods Director Ken Moody and Deputy Director Yalanda McFadgon, who have been surrounded by controversy since problems surfaced at the Memphis Sexual Assault Resource Center, retired Friday.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• July 14, 2009

• Three Appointed by Mayor to Retire -- Moody, Mcfadgon, Gray Leaving with Herenton

Some of Mayor Willie Herenton's most controversial employees are following him out the door. Public Services and Neighborhoods Director Ken Moody, Deputy Director Yalanda McFadgon and Deputy Director of the Memphis Public Library and Information Center Michael Gray are retiring.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• June 30, 2009

• Staffing Short at Rape Center -- Delay Reports Follow Termination of Nurses

As early as February, District Atty. Gen. Bill Gibbons recognized critical staffing problems at the local rape crisis center and sought help to correct them. At the time, several experienced nurses at the Memphis Sexual Assault Resource Center had been terminated when the city enforced its residency requirement. The change put "a strain on MSARC's ability to successfully handle the caseload," Gibbons wrote Feb. 9 to Ken Moody, the city director who oversees the sexual-assault center.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• April 29, 2009

• Area Bowling Results

Aero -- J.J. Turner 715, Jim Lewis 694, Micki Sumner 693, Ken Graver 688, Charles Lewis 657. Beaver-Vu -- Bob Moody 716, Jeff Wuebben 692, John Leyes 687, Lisa Rogers 695, Miranda Parker 650. Capri -- Buddy Giles 722, Ben Hill 684, Billy Childs 662, Bettie Garvin 605, Ann Moore 563. Pla-Mor -- Chad Wilhelm 722, Chris Miller 715, Ricky Oberlin 714, Angie Barnett 647, Cheryl Bay-less 646. Poelking Marian -- Donnie Bucher 733, Dale Vaughn 714, Scott E. Smith 696, Angie Larrick 684, Jessie Smith 632. Poelking South -- Dave Hruska 684, Mike Lang-ham 683, Loren Parker 680, Mark Dorsak 673, Na-te Miller 671. Poelking Woodman -- Joe Vagedes 770, Bruce Ludwig 737, Ryan Hurst 713, Janice Welles 660, Nikki Steel 617. Thunderbowl -- Scott Sundermeyer 752, Mike Harrison 706, Jim...

• Dayton Daily News
• January 26, 2011

• Martha H. Moody

Martha Harrison "Nina" Moody, 86, widow of A. Maxey Moody, died Nov. 17, 2006. She is survived by her children and their spouses, Susan and John Chappell of Dinwiddie, Art and Amanda Moody of Chester, Libby and Ken Bourne of Midlothian, Harrison and Debbie Moody, Nancy and Will Hudgins, all of Blackstone. Nina was survived by her 16 grandchildren; a brother, John Harrison and wife Olivia of Blackstone; and sisters, Lois Littlejohn, of Lexington, S.C., Emily Dabney of Richmond, Hope Mitchell and husband, Ben T., of McKenney; and brother-In-Law, John and Betty Lou Moody of Darvills. Martha loved her family and friends and was an active member of the Butterwood United Methodist Church, D.A.R., and The Rose Society of Dinwiddie.

• Progress - Index, The; Petersburg, Va.
• June 08, 2010

• Local Sports Results for May 24, 2012

Today 's gamesHIGH SCHOOLTrack & field PVC Large School Championships, at Brewer, 3:30 p.m.Baseball

... Oldenburgh 36; 4.Gary Tourtillotte, Ken Moody, Bill Leonard, Harold HatchBatter upLITTLE LEAGUES...

• Bangor Daily News
• May 25, 2012

• Brick Store Museum to Open Exhibit On Furniture

The Brick Store Museum will open its newest exhibition, "Camp Maine: Rustic Furniture & Accessories, 1860-1940," from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m on Monday. Presented in association with Ken, Ida and Kate Manko of Moody, the exhibition showcases rustic late-19th- and early-20th-century furniture and related items from Maine and northern New England.

• Portland Press Herald
• May 24, 2006

• Local Sports Results for May 28, 2012

Today's gamesHIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Ashland Community at Wisdom, 4 p.m.

... Tollman 59; Barry Stegenga, Ed Soule, Ken Moody, Wyatt Foster 60; Colby Clendenning, Paul Smith, J...

• Bangor Daily News
• May 29, 2012