Efrem Jones for Lonoke Mayor

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Make your vote count!

Today is the day!!!!

Had a great time tonight at Harvest Fellowship. I enjoyed telling my family and my story and letting people know that what ever you are going through you too can overcome

This past weekend.
Efrem Jones and his siblings had the opportunity to travel a little outside of Hot Springs AR to share their story.
They have been visiting Rehab Facilities, Church’s, and other locations for a few years now.
Sharing their story of 10 children being left behind, when their mom was murdered and their father being the individual who committed the act. They are encouraging others to keep moving forward. No matter what you may be going through.
The book “Murder in the children’s eyes” written by Ava Burnett tells a perspective of their story.
Strength, Courage, Love, and faith are all qualities needed through their tough journey. Even through the struggle. They are still fulfilling the purpose of uplifting and encouraging others!

Who would’ve thought that the youngest of these 10 children. Would be a future candidate for The MAYOR OF LONOKE!

Get out and vote

Supporting Mr. Moore running for Ward 5, the Ward I was elected to represent for many years.

Enjoyed the Lonoke County Fair Parade with my special sign holders.

Thanks to everyone who is cheering me on and that will VOTE for me on election day.

Let your voice count and VOTE for me, Efrem Jones, in November!

Find out how to register to vote here:

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Efrem Jones has spent 20 years as a member of the City Council. He was with the Lonoke County Sheriffs department for 7 years where he became the first Minority to serve as Sergeant. He also was on the Lonoke City police force for 7 years. He has been a Minister for Brown St Church of Christ for 16 years. He was a mentor for The Lonoke Junior High School, served as spokesperson for Concern Citizens of Lonoke organization, served as Vice President of The NAACP (lonoke chapter), served as chairperson for The Central Arkansas Leaders and Ministers, served as manager and was a key role in the development of Cleo’s Furniture (largest furniture chain in Arkansas) with 14 stores, and is currently serving as Volunteer Religious Christian Associate Tucker Prison as he has been for 3 years (where he shares encouraging words with the inmates on a weekly basis). Efrem has served in uncountable ways in so many areas and will continue to do so.

His versatility and special concern for people will make him the perfect fit to contribute to the Growth of Lonoke.