Over the course this campaign, I’ve been asked a lot about what motivated me to run for Trustee. I am deeply concerned about the reasons the Trustee’s office has been in the news over the past several years. I recently sent a mailer communicating some of these problems: More state audit problems over the last…
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We are traveling all around Montgomery County to spread this campaign’s message about how we need a new oversight in the County Trustee’s office. We need your help to get the word out about our campaign to restore trust to the Trustee’s office. You can help by inviting me to speak to a group of…
I’ve been overwhelmed by the support we have received since we kicked off this campaign in November. Over the course of the coming year, we’ll need your help in order to make this campaign a success. There are many ways you can help — and we value the contribution of your time, money or feedback…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee — Kimberly Wiggins kicked off her campaign for Montgomery County Trustee at The Belle Hollow on Tuesday, November 28. Wiggins announced to a crowd of supporters and donors that she has submitted her qualifying petition to the Montgomery County Election Commission to run as an Independent in the August 2,…
Please join us on November 28, 2017 – 5:30P.M. at The Belle Hollow (2231-A Madison Street, Clarksville, TN 37043) as we kickoff our campaign for County Trustee.
Kimberly Wiggins was born into an entrepreneurial family in the small West Tennessee town of Brownsville. Her parents, James and Janice Reed, supported an extended family while starting their own small businesses, including a TV station and real estate company. After graduating from Haywood High School where she was a varsity cheerleader and voted most…