School board, conservation district candidates unopposed

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The two cur­rent mem­bers of the Clark County Board of Education who are up for re-elec­tion this year drew no chal­lengers by the June 2 fil­ing deadline.

Carl David Kiser, vice chair of the board, who rep­re­sents District 1, and Ben Dorsey, who rep­re­sents District 4, will be unop­posed unless write-in can­di­dates file to run against them by August 11.

The seats on the non­par­ti­san, five-mem­ber board are stag­gered so that all the can­di­dates don’t run in the same elec­tion year. The gen­er­al elec­tion is November 3.

The board has gen­er­al con­trol and man­age­ment of the pub­lic schools in the district.

Conservation district

Three mem­bers of the Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District are also unop­posed on the bal­lot for the fall elec­tion. They are Greg McCord, the trea­sur­er; Joyce Pasley; and Harold David Rupard.

The con­ser­va­tion dis­trict is a spe­cial-pur­pose gov­ern­ment enti­ty, a sub­di­vi­sion of the state, that pro­vides assis­tance to landown­ers in con­serv­ing and enhanc­ing soil and waterways.

The board super­vi­sor posi­tions are nonpartisan.

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