ARTICLE - JUNE 16, 2023

New law gives protections for American Indian graduates

The Robesonian

ARTICLE - APRIL 19, 2023

Millions of NC workers don't get retirement benefits. Legislation would help them save.

WUNC | North Carolina Public Radio

ARTICLE - APRIL 5, 2023

North Carolina Work and Save on the table

American Association of Pension Professionals and Actuaries

ARTICLE - FEBRUARY 28, 2023

NC bill would allow American Indian students to wear cultural objects at graduation

WFDD

ARTICLE - NOVEMBER 17, 2022

NC voters, on both sides, chose historically diverse candidates in 2022

"In the state's most diverse area, which has roughly equal numbers of white, Black, and Native American residents, voters in Robeson County chose Republican Jarrod Lowery for a State House seat.."

The News & Observer

ARTICLE - NOVEMBER 14, 2022

Lumbee Indian Shift to GOP Solidifies with Flipped Robeson County State House Seat

"Then Lowery ran again in 2022, winning the HD-47 seat 61% to 39%, numbers similar to what Democrats had been achieving only a decade earlier.."

The Carolina Journal

ARTICLE - NOVEMNER 9, 2022

Robeson County Voters Flip NC House Seat to GOP; Lowery Wins

Border Belt Independent

ARTICLE - NOVEMNER 7, 2022

Voters Face Slew of Candidates

"In the N.C. House of Representatives District 47 election, Republican Jarrod Lowery and Democrat Charles Townsend are running for the seat.."

The Robesonian

OPINION EDITORIAL - SEPTEMBER 12, 2022

Lumbee Priorities in NC are GOP Priorities


The Fayetteville Observer

PRESS RELEASE - JULY 30, 2022

Jarrod Lowery Participates in Day of Action

ARTICLE - JANUARY 19, 2022

N.C. GOP looks to become more diverse

Spectrum News

ARTICLE - DECEMBER 7, 2021

17 People File for Local Elections

The Robesonian

PRESS RELEASE - DECEMBER 3, 2021

Jarrod Lowery Announces Candidacy for North Carolina House

"I am excited to announce that I will be seeking the office of State Representative for District 47 in Robeson County in 2022.."