Former Nicholson council member, Carol L. (Faye) Seagraves, has filed an ethics complaint against a City of Nicholson council member.
In her letter to the ethics board dated January 8, 2011, Seagraves said, “I come before you today to right an injustice. I tried to handle this through regular council meetings, but was told that an Ethics Committee would have to be formed in order to hear my complaint.”
Seagraves alleges that during her time in office, 2006-2009, the mayor and council received travel expenses for taking their personal vehicles to the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) Convention in Savannah.
Seagraves said council member Lamar Watkins signed that he was driving and he took travel expenses even though he actually rode with council member Howard Wilbanks to the convention.

Every time I think the people of Nicholson have, perhaps, learned a lesson, this kind of thing comes up again.
Thanks to the childish behavior of the people in the city government, the town has become the laughing stock in a county that is full of less than stellar government behavior.
People, before you start getting bent out of shape about these accusations, try getting a copy of the documentation from the city clerk. See for yourself if there are indeed records showing that he signed paperwork, and minutes from the council meetings and work sessions that show how this was (not) handled.
In the mean time, lets see what else the city government (and former members of the city government) can come up with to embarrass the citizens of Nicholson with.