Fayette County
Public Library Director Chris Snell announced the library's employees
of the year at a recent early-morning breakfast held for employees only,
who voted among themselves for the various honors.
She first introduced
Fayette County Community Development Director Chris Venice, who explained
the new organization chart which represents the layout for all departments
within the county. It consists of six different division directors and
Venice is in charge of the library, as well as the Zoning Department,
Permits and Inspections, and the Planning Department. This is the first
year the library reported to someone other than the county manager.
Snell then
named Steve McMinn and Gena Weaver as those chosen by their peers as employees
of the year. McMinn has been with the library for five years and Weaver
for one year. Runners-up were Sharon Campbell, Ruby Peavy, and Eugenia
West.
Part-time library
assistant Edna Lee was given a painting that was once part of a display
at the library. The country farm scene reminded her of visiting her grandmother
and was an anonymous gift.
The library
has 14 fulltime and part-time employees. It is open Monday through Thursday,
9 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. It is closed
Sundays.







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