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An Atlanta-based non-profit group that focuses on empowering residents in the metropolitan area has declared Clayton County Commission Vice Chairman Wole Ralph to be a “Player” — a civic service, mover-and-shaker-type of player that is.
The Civic League of Regional Atlanta will spotlight Ralph next week as its “Regional Player of the Week,” county officials announced on Friday.
The honor is used by the group to highlight people whose contributions help improve the Atlanta area.
The commission vice chairman was cited by the Civic League’s selection committee for work he has done with “civic participation, economic development, job creation and service to the needy” in choosing him for the honor, according to county officials.
“I am continuously working to help identify job opportunities for the people of Clayton County and our region as a whole,” said Ralph, in a written statement.
“Our economy has changed, and many people are in a dire financial state. My primary concern is, and always has been, the well-being of our citizens and their families.”
Recent recipients of the honor include Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, and Henry County Chamber of Commerce President Kay Pippin.
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Comments
Stan 1 year, 3 months ago
What a Joke he should have been on probation for DUI
MD 1 year, 3 months ago
Oh, and don't forget he is a real player on Metropolitan Avenue! APD can fill you in on that. What a disgusting example of a politician to put on display as a "player". Lovejoy, and the Pandhandle you should be proud of this guy as your elected official.
OscarKnight 1 year, 3 months ago
...The only "moving" that I see Ralph doing, is moving up our County Taxes
OscarKnight 1 year, 2 months ago
...Disgusting, to say the least.
OscarKnight 1 year, 2 months ago
...Has long that Clayton County remains an one party Government ( Totalitarian), We will remain Out Numbered and We will continue to be forced into casting our ballots ( Votes ) between the worse and the worser.
.....That's Life on The Clayton County Democrat Plantation.
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