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UPDATED: Fayetteville School Board Zone 4 voting information

  • by Flyer Staff 
    on September 18, 2012 at 8:05 am

Campaign signs for the Fayetteville School Board Zone 4 race stand outside Sequoyah United Methodist Church on Old Wire Road Tuesday morning.

Photo: Todd Gill

Update: Unofficial results show Traci Farrah won the election by a vote of 267-110. Farrah took 70 percent of the votes to Brooks’ 30 percent.

Local school district elections are today and include one contested school board race in Fayetteville.

Mary Beth Brooks and Traci Farrah are seeking the Zone 4 seat being vacated by Becky Purcell.

Only registered voters living in Zone 4 are eligible to vote in the school board race, but voters in Zone 4 and other zones may vote on the school district millage rate of 45.65 mills which is the same rate presently being collected.

Visit the state’s Voter View website to find your zone and polling place.

Polls are open until 7:30 p.m.

Mary Beth Brooks

Age: 47
Residency: Fayetteville since 1997
Employment: Bank of Fayetteville, president and CEO
Education: University of Arkansas, bachelor’s degree in business; University of Wisconsin, Madison, master’s degree in business
Political Experience: None
Web: Facebook

Traci Farrah

Age: 44
Residency: Fayetteville since 1986
Employment: Collier Drug Stores, financial officer
Education: University of Arkansas, bachelor’s degree in business
Political Experience: None
Web: Facebook

 

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