Community Leader Enters Race for Local Government Seat
A new contender has emerged in the political landscape of Athens-Clarke County as Kimberly Bennett, known for her leadership role at a youth-focused nonprofit, embarks on a campaign for the District 5 Commissioner’s position. Bennett, who serves as the Executive Director of Cultivating a Lifetime of Legacy, Inc, is stepping into a competitive race alongside candidates Rick Stanziale and Zander Mason.
Bennett’s decision to run for office is rooted in her commitment to community engagement and youth mentorship, areas in which she has considerable experience through her nonprofit work. In an interview with WUGA’s Emma Auer, Bennett elaborated on her vision and priorities for the district, aiming to bring her dedication to public service into the political arena.
With a focus on creating lasting impact, Bennett’s campaign is expected to highlight the importance of mentorship and community development. As the race unfolds, the residents of District 5 will have the opportunity to hear more about her agenda and how she plans to address their needs.
