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Shorter College president Jerome Green dies suddenly

Monday marked the passing of an important figure in faith and scholarship for the central Arkansas community.

O. Jerome Green, noted attorney and Shorter College president, dies | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

O. Jerome Green, president of Shorter College in North Little Rock since 2012, has died, officials said Monday.

Shorter College president Jerome Green dies suddenly

O. Jerome Green, noted attorney and Shorter College president, dies | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

O. Jerome Green, president of Shorter College in North Little Rock since 2012, has died, officials said Monday.

Speziale, former Passaic County sheriff, may run to fill seat again after Berdnik's death

Jerry Speziale has $478,000 in his campaign war chest. He was sheriff from 2002 to 2010 and has been Paterson public safety director since 2014.

Shorter College President Jerome Green named one of The Ten Most Dominant HBCU Leaders of 2024 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Shorter College President Jerome Green has been named one of The Ten Most Dominant HBCU Leaders Award and Class of 2024 by the HBCU Campaign Fund, the organization said Wednesday.

Passaic County Sheriff Richard Berdnik left $310K in his campaign fund

Passaic County Sheriff Richard Berdnik had about $310,000 his political bank account when he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Jan. 23.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's campaign war chest is double that of chief rival Sheila Dixon

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott outraised his chief rival Sheila Dixon by about $150,000 last year, campaign finance reports filed Wednesday showed, expanding the incumbent mayor’s war chest as the campaign begins to heat up. The annual filings, which were due late Wednesday, showed Scott, a Democrat in his first term as mayor, raised $682,134 last year in his effort to maintain his seat. That ...

Missouri House speaker hires a former speaker who pleaded guilty to assault

Missouri’s troubled House speaker is getting blowback after he hired another former House speaker who had pleaded guilty to assault to be his chief of staff.