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Neuse News sat down with Jonathan Britt, a candidate vying for an At-Large seat on the Lenoir County Public Schools Board. Britt is challenging incumbents Bruce Hill and Merwyn Smith, as well as candidate Shannan Harrison. Get insights into Britt’s platform, his approach to key educational issues, and why he believes he’s the best choice for Lenoir County’s future.
Neuse News sat down with Merwyn Smith, incumbent Lenoir County Public Schools Board Member, as he seeks to retain his At-Large seat in the upcoming election. Smith is facing fellow incumbent Bruce Hill, along with candidates Jonathan Britt and Shannan Harrison.
Neuse News publisher BJ Murphy sat down with Bruce Hill, incumbent Lenoir County Public Schools Board Member, to discuss his campaign to retain his At-Large seat in the upcoming election.
BJ Murphy speaks with Charles Dudley, who is running for a North Carolina Senate seat in the upcoming 2024 election. Dudley is challenging incumbent Bob Brinson.
BJ Murphy speaks with incumbent Bob Brinson, who is running for the North Carolina Senate in the upcoming 2024 election. Brinson is challenging candidate Charles Dudley for the seat.
Early voting in Lenoir County has seen a robust turnout as residents engage in the electoral process ahead of the upcoming election. From October 17 to 22, 2024, a total of 8,963 voters cast their ballots across various early voting sites, with daily participation reflecting patterns that suggest increased engagement during weekdays.
BJ Murphy speaks with incumbent Linda Rouse Sutton, who is vying to retain her position as Lenoir County Commissioner - At Large in the upcoming 2024 election. Sutton faces competition from fellow incumbent Keith King and former city council member Sammy Aiken as they seek one of two available seats.
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In an insightful interview, Neuse News publisher BJ Murphy sits down with Lillie Williams, a passionate candidate running for a seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives in the upcoming 2024 election. Williams is determined to challenge the incumbent, Rep. Chris Humphrey, and bring fresh perspectives to the legislature.
Berry Anderson, a lifelong resident of Greene County, is running for the Greene County Board of Commissioners in District 2. Anderson, who graduated from Greene Central High School in 1974, has lived and worked in the Shine community for decades, raising a family and serving as an active member of the local fire department.
Shannan Harrison, a lifelong resident of Lenoir County and a graduate of Lenoir County Public Schools, is running for an at-large seat on the Board of Education. With over 20 years of experience as a business owner and extensive involvement in local schools, Harrison aims to bring a parent’s perspective to the board. Her opponent for one of the two at-large seats are incumbents Bruce Hill and Merwyn Smith, and Jonathan Britt.
Bruce Hill, who has served nearly 20 years on the Lenoir County Board of Education, is running for re-election in 2024. Hill, a Lenoir County native, has spent five terms working to improve the education system, advocating for students, teachers, and staff in the community he’s called home his entire life.
The Extension Master Gardener Volunteers of Lenoir County (EMGV) welcomed their first youth participants into the newly-opened Children’s Garden this summer.
Jonathan Britt, a candidate for the Lenoir County Board of Education At-Large position, is focused on addressing pressing issues facing local schools. A resident of Lenoir County and a husband and father, Britt emphasizes the importance of parental involvement, transparency, and accountability within the educational system.
Merwyn K. Smith, an incumbent candidate for the Lenoir County Board of Education At-Large position, is running for re-election in the upcoming 2024 elections. Smith, who has served on the Board since 2012, cites a commitment to enhancing educational resources and fostering a positive perception of Lenoir County Public Schools as central to his campaign. Smith’s opponents for the two At-Large seats are current board chair Bruce Hill, Jonathan Britt and Shannan Harrison.
Laurie Buckout, a retired Army Colonel and business owner, is running for Congress in North Carolina’s First Congressional District against Senator Don Davis and Tom Bailey. Buckout, who holds a Bachelor’s degree from James Madison University and two Master’s degrees, has dedicated much of her life to public service.
Derek Burress, a first-term Greene County Commissioner running to retain his seat, is dedicated to addressing the needs of his constituents while navigating the complexities of local government. Burress has roots in Snow Hill and Shine, North Carolina, and draws on his diverse experiences, including his education from local institutions, his role as a certified firefighter, and nine years of coaching various sports. His opponent for the Greene County Board of Commissioners District 2 seat is Berry Anderson.
Dr. Raymond E. Smith Jr., a distinguished public servant and educator from rural Eastern North Carolina, is running for the North Carolina Senate District 4 seat. He has a history of leadership and advocacy in education and transportation, having previously served two terms as a Representative for House District 21 in the North Carolina General Assembly, where he sponsored over 400 bills. His opponent for the District 4 seat is Buck Newton.
Phyllis Louise Burruss is running for a seat on the Greene County Board of Education, bringing with her a wealth of experience and a commitment to the educational needs of the community. A retired disabled veteran with over 30 years of service in the U.S. Navy, Army Reserves, and National Guard, Burruss has dedicated much of her life to public service and community involvement.
Charles T. Dudley, a candidate for the North Carolina Senate from District 3, which includes Craven, Beaufort, and Lenoir counties, is drawing on a lifetime of service to advocate for the needs of his constituents. His opponent for the District 3 seat is incumbent Bob Brinson who took over the seat when Senator Jim Perry resigned this past July.
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