From the campaign trail and around Lincoln County.
Lifelong Lincoln County resident Glen T. Douglas has announced his candidacy for Lincoln County mayor, bringing decades of public service and local government experience to the race. Glen’s priorities include transparency, public safety, and stronger communication with citizens.
Read on Elk Valley Times →Five hopefuls have entered the race for Lincoln County mayor in the August 6 county general election. Glen Douglas was among the first to pick up petitions on January 9, and filed qualifying papers on January 14, 2026.
Read on Elk Valley Times →As Lincoln County District 7 Commissioner and TCCA Vice President for Middle Tennessee, Glen Douglas updated the Commission on the 2025 state legislative session — covering 186 pieces of legislation, infrastructure needs, and the importance of avoiding unfunded mandates that push costs onto local taxpayers.
Read on Elk Valley Times →Highlights from Glen’s recent posts and community appearances. Follow along on Facebook for the latest.
Glen invited supporters and neighbors to a special Meet & Greet and Campaign Kickoff event — a chance to share food, fellowship, and the vision for what Lincoln County can be.
“As I continue my campaign, I am placing yard signs around the community and would love to include your location.” Want a sign in your yard? Reach out anytime.
Request a yard sign →From the ham breakfast at the Masonic lodge to the Slaw Burger Festival and car show, Glen made the rounds across the county — supporting the events and people that make this place home.
“Got to enjoy fellowship and great food at Flintville Fire and Rescue Department with great music and great food. A special thank you to the Flintville Fire Department for all the work that happened behind the scene — these guys and gals are absolutely top notch.”
“Proud is an understatement. Behind every great candidate is a family that believes in them.” Glen credits his wife Brenda and their family as the heart of this campaign.
Glen joined Relay For Life of Lincoln County for the Night of Hope 2026 event — a powerful evening honoring those affected by cancer and the people working to fight it.
“For 8 years, I’ve worked as your County Commissioner helping oversee multi-million-dollar budgets and making sure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.”