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Don McCulloch (left) and Don Parsons speak to local Democratic leaders.

McCulloch endorsed by Democrats for Pulaski Presiding Commissioner post
PULASKI COUNTY, Mo. (Nov. 6, 2009) — Retired Waynesville police chief Don McCulloch won the recommendation of Pulaski County Democrats on Thursday night to replace Bill Ransdall as the county’s presiding commissioner. Clara Ichord, chairwoman of the Pulaski County Democratic Central Committee, said both McCulloch’s name and that of the second candidate, retired Army lieutenant colonel and Waynesville High School track coach Don Parsons, will be forwarded to Gov. Jay Nixon who makes the final decision on who will be the county’s presiding commissioner until the 2010 election. “They are both good candidates but either one would do a great job,” Ichord said. Both candidates answered numerous questions from central committee members, and both took a strong stance in favor of building a new jail for the county and finding a solution to animal control problems. Click here to read more on Pulaski County Daily News ...

By Darrell Todd Maurina

thought it was Al Parsons? Is his name Donald Albert or something? I am confused.

Apparently I used his legal name, not the name he actually goes by.

I'll be aware of that in future articles.