BLOOMFIELD — Voters across Greene County cast their ballots on Tuesday, determining leadership for key county offices, town boards, and public school boards throughout the area.
In countywide races, Jamie Thompson was elected to serve as the new Greene County Circuit Court Clerk, while Leah Rea was elected as County Recorder.
In the legislative branch, Ronald Lehman secured the seat for Greene County Council District 4.
In Worthington, voters selected a bipartisan slate to fill two open seats on the Worthington Town Board, electing Republican Dustin Banning and Democrat Terressa Sparks to serve as at-large board members.
Area School District Results
Local school board races across Greene County’s school districts yielded several key outcomes:
- Bloomfield School District: Aaron Wilson and Chad Strange were elected to represent District 1, while Keith Bennett was elected to represent District 3.
- White River Valley School Board: Voters elected Timothy York to an at-large seat on the board. In district races, Scott Cooksey won in District 2, Jan Van Sant won in District 4, and Tracey Linneweber was elected in District 6.
- Eastern Greene Schools: Dennis Crowe was elected to represent Center Township on the Eastern Greene School Board.
- Linton-Stockton School Corporation: Curtis Passen secured victory for the at-large seat on the Linton-Stockton School Board.
- MSD of Shakamak: Matthew Hill was elected to represent District 2 on the Metropolitan School District of Shakamak Board of Trustees.
