Four Candidates Vie for Ward 4 Seat on Rogers Council
Posted: October 13, 2012 at 5:30 a.m.
Editor’s Note: Carlos Chicas, Rachel Cox, Bob Goodwin and Carrie Perrien Smith
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Carlos Chicas
Position: Ward 4, Position 1
Age: 38
Residence: Lived in Rogers for 12 years
Family: Wife, Deysi; three children
Employment: Sports anchor for Univision Arkansas
Education: Accounting degree from the National School of Business Sciences and a bachelor’s degree in business management from John Brown University
Political Experience: None
Military Experience: None
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Rachel Cox
Position: Ward 4, Position 1
Age: 27
Residence: Native of Rogers
Family: Husband, Steve; three children
Education: Graduate of Rogers High School; associate degree from NorthWest Arkansas Community College; attended University of Arkansas, needs one class to graduate
Employment: Director of development and marketing of Havenwood, a nonprofit home for single parents
Political Experience: None
Military Experience: None
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Robert “Bob” Goodwin
Position: Ward 4, Position 1
Age: 84
Residence: 45 years in Rogers
Family: Wife, Martha; three adult children and several grandchildren.
Employment: Retired
Education: Southwest Graduate School of Banking at Southern Methodist University.
Military Experience: Seven years in the U.S. Army National Guard
Political Experience: 27 years on the Rogers City Council
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Name: Carrie Perrien Smith
Position: Ward 4, Position 1
Age: 47
Residency: Lived in Rogers since 1993.
Family: Husband Tom Smith; a daughter and a grandson
Employment: President of Soar with Eagles, which provides branding and marketing services to motivational speakers
Education: Master’s degree in business administration, John Brown University; organizational management, John Brown University.
Political Experience: None
Military Experience: None
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