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Second Mayoral Debate

By: Joe Griffin
Updated: April 29, 2008
MAYOR_SDEBATE-VO2008-04-29-1209520607.jpgKFYO held it's traditional mayoral debate Tuesday morning.

All four candidates got the chance to state their opinions.

Unlike the Chamber of Commerce's debate, the tension was high between Mayor David Miller and Tom Martin.

Martin and Miller exchanged blows on multiple issues, and made direct attacks on how they deal with city staff and other council members.

KLBK was the only TV station invited to film the action.

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