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Cohort 4

Jurisdiction: Vass

University: Campbell

Hometown: Broadway, NC

Dylan Andrews served his fellowship in the Town of Vass. He played a pivotal role in establishing a program that encouraged senior citizens’ active involvement in the community. Andrews also collaborated with the town planner to modernize zoning regulations and enhance the Town’s databases, contributing to more efficient urban planning. Among his notable achievements during his fellowship was securing $650,000 in rural transformation grant funding, allocating $50,000 for a new pocket park.

Andrews graduated cum laude from Campbell University and was inducted into Pi Gamma Mu honor society. He interned with the Sanford Area Growth Alliance, where he worked with the economic development team to attract new businesses to the area. He also worked with the local Chamber of Commerce to support local businesses and provide resources to help them navigate the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

September 4, 2024

Hannah Jones, who graduated from the UNC-Chapel Hill this year, is serving with Warren County government though June as a Lead for North Carolina Fellow.

May 29, 2024

WHQR sat down with Talula Dechev, a Lead for NC fellow based in Columbus County, to talk about her work in water infrastructure and rental inspections.

January 19, 2024

The first cohort of Lead for North Carolina Fellows made a splash in communities across the state, launching meaningful projects with real-world impact.

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