Fayetteville City Council, District 1: Theodore Melkoumov
Theodore Melkoumov is running for District 1 on Fayetteville City Council.
Fayetteville City Council, District 1: Stephon Ferguson
Stephon Ferguson is running Fayetteville City Council, District 1.
Fayetteville City Council, District 1: James L. Thomas lll
James L. Thomas lll is running for Fayetteville City Council, District 1.
Fayetteville City Council, District 1: Jamie Davis
Jamie Davis is running for Fayetteville City Council, District 1.
Here’s who could replace Kathy Jensen as the District 1 representative on the Fayetteville City Council
As District 1 representative and Mayor Pro Tem Kathy Jensen seeks to be Fayetteville’s next mayor, four candidates have emerged to replace the long-time council member.
Cumberland County Board of Education District 1: Kathi Gibson
The public schools in North Carolina lack strong leadership. The N.C. teachers are not being paid like professionals, and the state has allowed low performance on the part of our children to become the norm.
Cumberland County Board of Education District 1: Mary A. Hales
I will acknowledge that profound changes in the educational system in North Carolina are paramount to the quality of education that our students deserve to receive throughout the entire state.
More District 1 Coverage
Kathy Jensen defeats challenger Alex Rodriguez
Kathy Jensen will serve her fifth term on the Fayetteville City Council after defeating Alex Rodriguez on Tuesday in the race for the District 1 seat, according to unofficial returns. Jensen, 57, …
Meet Fayetteville City Council District 1 candidates Jensen, Rodriquez
Kathy Keefe Jensen, who has served four terms on the Fayetteville City Council and is mayor pro tem, is running for reelection to represent District 1. Her challenger is Alex Rodriguez, a political …
Incumbent champions growth; challenger says better planning is vital
Kathy Keefe Jensen says rapid growth is bringing opportunity to Fayetteville. Alex Rodriguez says the fast pace of development, particularly of large residential projects, is taxing public services.
