A group of Fayetteville City Council members and city staff spent a good portion of the day on Wednesday prepping aldermen-elect Rhonda Adams, Mark Kinion and Justin Tennant on the duties of serving on the council.
The Washington County Election Commission released the unofficial voting results and it looks like the Fayetteville City Council will see three new faces in 2011. Mark Kinion, Rhonda Adams, Justin Tennant, and incumbent Adella Gray won their respective races.
Over 45,000 ballots were cast out of 99,627 registered voters in the Washington County General and Nonpartisan Judge elections in 2010, and the results are in.
The Fayettevillage Voice has put together a list of endorsements that have been made in the Fayetteville City Council races. Source: The Fayettevillage Voice
It should come as no surprise to learn that the first question asked during last Thursday’s city council forum addressed what is easily the most talked about issue that Fayetteville residents currently face – paid parking.
With the rumbling sounds of Bikes, Blues & BBQ just a few blocks away, it seemed only fitting when the annual motorcycle rally worked its way into the discussion.
Learn a little more about Justin Tennant, an unopposed candidate for the Ward 3, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Learn a little more about Rhonda Adams, a candidate for the Ward 4, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Learn a little more about Jeff Dickey, a candidate for the Ward 4, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
The event is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 30 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
Learn a little more about Adam Fire Cat, a candidate for the Ward 2, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Learn a little more about Mark Kinion, a candidate for the Ward 2, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Meet Justin Tennant, an unopposed candidate for the Ward 3, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Meet Adam Fire Cat, a candidate for the Ward 2, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Meet Mark Kinion, a candidate for the Ward 2, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Meet Jeff Dickey, a candidate for the Ward 4, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Meet Rhonda Adams, a candidate for the Ward 4, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
With today’s noon filing deadline for this fall’s elections, council races have emerged in only two of Fayetteville’s voting wards.
Adam Fire Cat becomes the latest Fayetteville resident to announce his candidacy for the City Council elections coming up Nov. 2.
Rhonda Adams says she loves this city, and with 32 years experience working for the University of Arkansas under her belt, she thinks she’s as qualified as anyone to help lead Ward 4.
