Circuit Court Clerk Bradberry Speaks to Rotary
From the Jul 29, 2025 e-Edition
McKENZIE (July 15) — Sarah Bradberry, Circuit Court Clerk of Carroll County was the featured speaker at the McKenzie Rotary Club on Tuesday, July 15.
Mrs. Bradberry serves the clerk for the Circuit Court, General Sessions Court, and Juvenile Court. Her staff members are responsible for maintaining the court records, receiving and disbursing funds, corresponding with members of the jury and court officers, and dealing with public records.
She is an elected county official and works with Circuit Court Judges Brent Bradberry (her husband) and Bruce Griffey, as well as General Sessions Judge Michael King, all of whom hold elective positions.
In the e-Edition
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