Glenn Black has been a public servant his entire adult life, and after 15 years in office, he’s hanging his hat up for good.
Black, who has been the county clerk since 2003, has announced he will not seek re-election next year.
“I think it’s time to go ahead and retire,” Black said in a quiet room in the back of his office. “I’ve been in some form of public service for nearly 50 years.”
Folks who know Black from his time as clerk may not know that he was an educator for 34 years prior to that.