Property Transfers
From the Jul 22, 2025 e-EditionBrian Leroy Blottiaux to Kathleen O’Neal in District 6.
Charles Alan and Becky J. Cox to Graden Kyle and Shanda Miller in District 10.
Patsy Lynn Sellers to Max Wardlaw in District 21.
Randy and Sandra Edwards to Michael Clinton and Brenda Louise Domson in District 16.
Sarina Bishop to Susan Stanley.
Anthony S. Ross to Clinton Clark in District 22.
John Patrick Little to Gary McGrew in District 4.
Stephen R. and Lisa Spanagel to Mary Kathryn Woolf in District 16.
Perry Atkins to William Perry Atkins in District 16.
Jason S. Halcomb to Cassandra A. Norris in District 22.
Casey Wayne and Pamela Renae Corder to Zachary and Sierra Lowry in District 16.
Ronald H. Baker to Patricia and Michael Mitchell in District 21.
Vicki Paris to Barsto Rental in District 11.
Stephanie McAlexander to Matthew Porter Jones in District 20.
Elvy Grant Sauls to Billy Joe and Amanda Sauls in District 16.
Vicki Holmes Myers to Steven G. Morgan in District 11.
Ashley A. Pickler to Phillip Ray Weathers Jr. and Ashlee Porter in District 16.
Steadfast Home Buyers to Arlen Daniel Redus in District 16.
Mark Donahoe to Richard L. and Tammy Annette Simpson in District 24.
Marta and Brodie Coughenour to Toby and Martha Umstead.
George James and Kristin Marie Lambros to George J. Jr and Debra Lynn Lambros in District 13.
William T. and Martha L. Putman to Janet L. and Patrick T. Haworth in District 9.
Otis Norman Nesbitt to Otis Norman Nesbitt in District 23.
Russel B. Cole to Cindy Hutcherson Cole in District 15.
In the e-Edition
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