Tag: Melesa Johnson
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Melesa Johnson makes history as the first Black woman elected as Jackson County Prosecutor, pledging to tackle the root causes of crime and drive change for safer communities.
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The race for the Jackson County Prosecutor’s office is making history, with both the Republican and Democratic candidates being Black women. Melesa Johnson and Tracey Chappell aim to tackle violent crime, rebuild trust, and address property crimes if…
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