Cumberland Co Atty’s Oyster Roast
Cumberland Co Atty’s Oyster Roast
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson will attend the Cumberland County Attorney's Oyster Roast.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson will attend the Cumberland County Attorney's Oyster Roast.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend the National Black Leadership Caucus meeting on Monday, February 12, at 6:30 p.m.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend the Funeral and Mortician Mid-Winter Board meeting on Tuesday, February 13 at 9 a.m.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend a Candidate Meet and Greet in Charlotte on February 13.Â
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson for NC Court of Appeals will attend a campaign fundraiser at Farm Table in Wake Forest.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson will attend a meet and greet in Goldsboro on Friday, February 16. Donations accepted. Sponsored by the Friends to Elect Judge Carolyn Thompson.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend a Candidate's Forum in Martin County on February 18 at 3 p.m.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend Democracy NC SACÂ virtual panel discussion.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend the Black Political Caucus Meet and Greet in Concord on February 20.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend the Wayne County Black History Month parade in Mount Olive on Saturday, February 24.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for NC Court of Appeals, will attend the NCBW-QCMC Candidates Forum and Conversation in Charlotte.
Judge Carolyn J. Thompson, candidate for the NC Court of Appeals, will be the keynote speaker for Danville's Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Founders Day celebration.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. is having an AKA Day at the Capital event on February 28th at First Baptist Church, 101 South Wilmington Street, Raleigh, NC. The event is focused on voter registration and voter empowerment. Judge Carolyn J. Thompson will be a panelist on the panel, "Why Voting for Judges Matter?"