Fifth judge candidate files in Rusk County

2009-12-12 / Front Page

Paying her filing fee on Friday, Carolyn Willeford has officially thrown her hat in the ring for Rusk County Judge.


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Carolyn, how does one know

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 2010-01-20 15:11.
Carolyn, how does one know what you stand for. Have not found contact info or anything on web about you. would be interested in hearing what you say. And by the way, Rusk county has many areas of improvement. Thanks, you have my email address. On second send attempt, deleted web homepage, says it is wrong. wow.....

I am proud to call Carolyn my

Submitted by Jacquetta Arbuckle (not verified) on Mon, 2009-12-14 16:35.
I am proud to call Carolyn my friend and sister but that is not the reason I support her in her bid for Rusk County Judge. She truly want's to help keep Rusk County a good environment for the families who live here. She is dedicated, hardworking and truthful. All these are needed in our government. My husband, Charlie, and I are behind her 100%. Go, Carolyn! Jacquetta and Charlie Arbuckle

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