Judge Frank C. Mills III Named Cherokee 'First Citizen'
Cherokee County Chief Superior Court Judge Frank C. Mills III was given the prestigious honor by the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce.
One of Cherokee County's well known public figures has been recognized for his service to the community. Cherokee County Chief Superior Court Judge Frank C. Mills has been named the First Citizen of Cherokee County. Mills, who retired in 2012 after serving over 30 years on the bench, was formally recognized with the honor during the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce's Good Morning Cherokee Breakfast on Thursday. He's the 38th person to receive the honor. First Citizen is given to a Cherokee County resident who has lived in the county for at least five years and has given back to the community through family, civic and/or religious involvement. A panel of out-of-town judges reviews and selects each recipient. Mills was nominated by …
Patricia Saye
8:24 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
I appreciate the opportunity that I have had of getting to know Judge Mills and his wife Amanda, and I think they are a wonderful couple more ›