Tag: 352.23 (Local Government)
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Ayanna Williams, a William & Mary student, becomes the first Black woman and undergraduate elected to Williamsburg City Council, focusing on education, housing, and environmental innovation.
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- Ebony Wright Becomes Suffolk’s First Black Woman Elected to City Council, Leading With Vision and Dedication
- Ayanna Williams Becomes Williamsburg’s First Black Woman and Undergraduate Student Elected to City Council, Championing Representation and Innovation
- How Ira Salls Became the First Black Woman McDonald’s Franchisee in Kentucky and Indiana, Building a Legacy of Success and Community Impact
- Quintin Middleton Opens the First Black-Owned Knife Shop in North Charleston, Shaping the Future of Craftsmanship and Community
- Pickett Sworn in as Mullins’ First Black Female Mayor, Promises to Lead with Commitment to the Entire Community
