The State Court looked into whether Woody Merry’s refusal to stop talking at a city budget hearing violated a court order signed last year saying Merry would not disrupt any public meetings. Solicitor Harold Jones says Merry’s actions we’re questionable but not criminal but Merry feels he’s the one who’s been mistreated. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

According to a press release, State Court Solicitor Harold Jones will not be removing Woddy Merry’s case from the dead docket. Click to read the press release.

It’s something the state court solicitor says he’s looking into. We’re talking about Woody Merry’s appearence at Thursday’s Augusta Commission budget hearing. Merry was talking budget, but when his 4-minute time limit was up, he did not want to give it up. Merry is under a court order to not disrupt a public meeting in Augusta and Richmond County for one year, but Thursday’s outburst was two weeks shy of one year.

Woody’s back, but has he gone too far this time? Political activist Woody Merry addressed city leaders at a public hearing on next year’s budget, Thursday, but when his 4-minute time limit was up, Merry refused to stop.

Political watchdog Woody Merry is back in the political spotlight, holding a public forum this week to rail against city government. Merry is not running for any office, but did have a run-in with one of those running in the Augusta Commission District 1 race. So what, if any, impact will Merry have on the race. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola looks for the answer.

The group, CSRA Help, is asking for your support. Community activist Woody Merry held a press conference Monday morning to announce an emergency town hall meeting.

Augusta Coliseum Authority member Bill Fennoy has been cleared for his part in the fight with activist Woody Merry before a meeting in May.