It's time for some petticoat politics...

If you weren't at the City Council meeting on Tuesday night, you need to watch it here on Redding.com. Yes, it's an order. Consider it your 19 minutes of civic duty for the year. You need to see this, it's unbelievable. The video is 19 minutes long, so it may take a minute to load.

So, now what? Rumor has it that Mary Stegall may be hunting for another, talented, passionate, hard-working female candidate for the Planning Commission appointment.

Do you know any women who are passionate about keeping Redding a viable, livable community who would be interested in serving on the Planning Commission? If so, please add them to the list below:

1. Kelly Anthis

2. Sara Sundquist

3. Kelly Brewer

4. Valerie Ing-Miller

5. Doni Greenberg

6. Minnie Sagar

7. Others???

Others? Please email your suggestions and comments. Also, if your name appears on this list and you have no interest in pursuing a Planning Commission appointment, please let me know also. Thanks!

ImageSource: OldStatehouse.com. "In 1925 the voters of Winslow, Arkansas, elected an all female government consisting of Mayor Maude Duncan and Council members Lyda Cole, Florence Marley, Audie Crider, Bee Chervery, Daisy Miller, Etta Black, Martha Winn, Virginia C. Dunlap and Stella Winn. It became widely known as the Petticoat Government."