White previously listed his way of handling the municipal judge position as the “Little River way.”

Longtime Little River-Academy figure Ronnie White out as mayor, municipal judge Thursday, June 9, 2016 11:15 pmLittle River-Academy Mayor Ronnie White resigned Thursday night as municipal judge and quit as mayor during Thursday night’s City Council meeting.

White denies mayoral resignation, but plans to quit

Monday, June 13, 2016 10:13pm
Ronnie White told a Telegram reporter on Monday afternoon that he never said Thursday night that he was quitting the town of Little River-Academy as mayor and that he only resigned as municipal judge. However, the City Council has a special called meeting at 7 p.m. tonight to discuss Ronnie White’s verbal resignation last week as mayor, Interim Mayor Drew Latham said.

After Ronnie White gave his verbal resignation as mayor Thursday night, Little River-Academy’s interim mayor, Drew Lanham, said Friday the decision-making will no longer be done by one person.  Instead, it will be six people and community’s input that will make decisions that are best for the community, Lanham said.

Another police chief resigns

Friday, August 7, 2015 9:43 pm

Mike Hoyt turned in his resignation effective Friday to Mayor Ronnie White after only four months on the job, leaving Little River-Academy once again without a police chief. Hoyt was hired in April and officially started the job on April 21. Two weeks ago Hoyt, also the Calvert Police chief, originally told the City Council he would stay until the end of August, but White said Friday Hoyt told him he couldn’t handle both jobs anymore.

Little River-Academy situation embarrassing

Thursday, May 19, 2016 4:00 am

Per Temple Telegram news coverage in reference to Little River-Academy — it can’t get any more redneck than that — and I thought my mayor was useless.

Judicial inquiry: Little River-Academy mayor faces investigation for misconduct as judge

Friday, May 13, 2016 8:31 pm

Little River-Academy Mayor Ronnie White, who also serves as the municipal judge, admitted Friday he is under investigation by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct after Police Chief Frank Poole filed a complaint against