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Keep to one idea per paragraph. Use short sentences. Use bullet points where possible. Divide the text into sections (About the Candidate, Issues, Voting Information/Election Date…) Keep the layout simple.  Keep in mind people LOOK at a campaign brochure before they READ it.  People won’t read massive blocks of text. Use a serif font, a […]

Council member Karen Richardson brings ten years of community involvement experience in Johns Creek to her work on the Council. As a wife and mother, Richardson originally got involved in the Johns Creek community as a member of the Windermere Park Homeowners Association. She went on to serve as Chair of the Zoning Committee of […]

1) Assume it will rain. Have an umbrella, boots, and a raincoat in your car. Also, an extra pair of socks helps keep your feet dry in all types of weather. It doesn’t hurt to bring Band-Aids, foot powder, and bunion pads, either. 2) Bring a few dog treats. Use them only if a seemingly […]

A poll released by the nationally-respected firm Public Policy Polling finds Libertarian Ken Moellman’s support has grown to 16 percent in his race for Kentucky State Treasurer. Democrat Todd Hollenbach draws 43 percent, Republican K.C. Crosbie 28 percent and Libertarian Ken Moellman 16 percent. Moellman is the only candidate drawing virtually evenly from all racial, […]