As Richwood voters prepare to decide the political fate of incumbent mayor Gerald Brown Saturday in a special recall election, the war of words between the mayor and the majority of his board of aldermen continues.
Last week, in a letter to the public, Mayor Brown defended his administration, pointing to many advancements the town has made. He said he’s been crippled by an uncooperative board of aldermen that will not approve his budget and second guess his appointments and seek to undermine his executive authority.
Mayor Brown named alderman Wilbert Reed as one of his chief critics. This week Reed and a veteran Richwood Alderman responded to mayor Brown accusing him of…
