HUPP ELECTED GRANTSVILLE MAYOR UNOPPOSED - Five Council Seats Filled

(06/10/2015)

Zachary Hupp was elected Grantsville mayor, unopposed, during a town election Tuesday with 38 votes. The turn-out for the town election of about 550 citizens, was likely a record low. Unopposed for recorder was Elizabeth Stirling who received 11 votes. There were eight candidates for five council seats. Elected Council: Linda Prine Jarvis - 40 votes Jesse E. Davis - 40 votes Dorothy McCauley - 31 votes Geneva Nicholson - 30 votes Judy Powell - 29 votes Others Running: Franklin D. Yeager, Jr. - 20 votes Stacy Hickman - 13 votes Brenda Yeager - 11 votes Mayor Hupp said he is a believer in "wonderful Grantsville," a life-long resident of Calhoun, residing in the town with his wife Kelli, a registered nurse. Hupp graduated from Calhoun County High School in 2000 and Glenville State College in 2010 with a surveying degree. He is now a surveying intern with Hupp Surveying & Mapping. "Grantsville has long been my home and I look forward to serving our residents proudly," he said. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hupp, Jr. and the grandson of Geraldine and the late Doyle Hupp.

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