21-year-old UNC alum becomes youngest person in North Carolina serving in public office
Posted Dec 25, 2021
Chris Suggs recently became the youngest person serving in public office in North Carolina. Public service is nothing new, but his role as Kinston City Councilmember stands out. The 21-year-old, who previously served as UNC Senior Class President and president of UNC’s Black Student Movement, has drawn national attention for his non-profit work.
(WWAY)
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