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Anthony Crowder, right, was one of 24 students who registered to vote at the Johnson County Campus of Hill College. Cleburne Area Business and Professional Women’s Club members were on hand to help students register. From left are BPW members Debbie Lockhart, Tina Pollock and Carol Short. Students are Eric Curtis Hurst, Finesse Jimmerson and Crowder. Cleburne Area BPW reminds that individuals must be registered by Monday to vote in the Nov. 7 election. Early voting is Oct. 20-31. Courtesy photo
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BPW registers Hill College students to vote
Anthony Crowder, right, was one of 24 students who registered to vote at the Johnson County Campus of Hill College. Cleburne Area Business and Professional Women’s Club members were on hand to help students register. From left are BPW members Debbie Lockhart, Tina Pollock and Carol Short. Students are Eric Curtis Hurst, Finesse Jimmerson and Crowder. Cleburne Area BPW reminds that individuals must be registered by Monday to vote in the Nov. 7 election. Early voting is Oct. 20-31.
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