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covington mayoral race

Early voting for the November election is now underway

By Echo Day on October 20, 2022

Early voting for the municipal and state elections began on Wednesday. There are several contested races on the ballot, including mayoral races in several cities and the governor's race everyone's watching. Mayoral races Both Covington and Atoka’s mayors have decided not to toss their hats into the ring in 2022. Justin Hanson announced in May he would not seek re-election … [Read more...] about Early voting for the November election is now underway

Covington, Mason have four candidates each in upcoming mayoral race

By Echo Day on August 23, 2022

Municipal election season is upon us and this one brings a large group of candidates running for mayor and aldermen. Both Covington and Atoka's mayors have decided not to toss their hats into the ring in 2022. Justin Hanson announced in May he would not seek re-election while Atoka mayor Darryl Walker has not made a public announcement. Only Barry Akin, who has served the town … [Read more...] about Covington, Mason have four candidates each in upcoming mayoral race

Justin Hanson announces he will not seek re-election as Covington’s mayor

By Echo Day on May 31, 2022

Tuesday Covington Mayor Justin Hanson announced he will not be seeking re-election. "Serving as mayor of this wonderful city has been one of the greatest joys of my life," he said in a letter addressed to colleagues and friends. "It has also been a great privilege to serve with such wonderful and dedicated employees. It’s always been my goal to leave our wonderful city better … [Read more...] about Justin Hanson announces he will not seek re-election as Covington’s mayor

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