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Teichman For Judge Hits the Airwaves

Throughout the campaign — and leading up to our election on August 7, 2018 — I will be routinely joining Warrensburg legend and radio host Marion Woods on 1450 KOKO to discuss the state of our race and the weekly “happenings” on the campaign trail.  I love listening to KOKO in the mornings and appreciate that you can now listen online from any location!

We’re doing these interviews to provide you, the voter, with as much information as possible — not only about me personally, but also about the duties of the office, so that you can make an informed decision on August 7th.

I hope you’ll tune in to KOKO for the next one! If you happened to miss this week’s interview, you can catch a recording of it (and prior interviews) below.  Take a listen!

FINAL Interview Before the election August 6th, 2018:

Previous Interviews below

July 25th Edition!

 

July 11th Edition!

 

June 27th Edition!

 

May 23rd Edition!

 

April 25th Edition! (Abbreviated edition)

 

March 28th Edition!

 

 

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What a Week in Johnson County!

Wow, what a week!

The campaign season is definitely in full swing as we traversed the county this past week, visiting with several organizations and their leaders in order to share my positive message of electing a qualified, experienced and trusted judge for Johnson County. These are just a few of the wonderful organizations that help to make our county so great! Here are some highlights:

 

WILS Open House & Ribbon Cutting – On Tuesday, I attended the Open House and Ribbon Cutting for West-Central Independent Living Solutions (WILS) in Warrensburg. With a new director, a growing staff and an expanding footprint, it’s an exciting new day for this great organization that already has been serving the citizens of Johnson County for over 20 years! WILS is a non-profit organization that provides independent living solutions and needed assistance for individuals with disabilities and their families. I have seen first-hand the incredible work these folks do, and I can tell you that Johnson County is so fortunate to have them! Great work!

 

Down Syndrome Proclamation Day Signing – On Thursday, Johnson County Commissioners signed a proclamation, officially recognizing Wednesday, March 21, 2018, as World Down Syndrome Day. We were joined by leaders and representatives from some of the greatest community service organizations in West-Central Missouri, like the Johnson County Board of Services and RISE Community Services. March 21st will be a day to recognize and celebrate the so many contributions and accomplishments that these amazing individuals bring to our lives every single day. I hope you’ll join in the celebration!

 

Meet the Tigers!  Thursday night, Warrensburg High School hosted Meet the Tigers! for all of its spring sports and activities. Molly and I are very proud of our son, Jackson (a Junior at WHS), who represented the WHS Show Choir by singing the National Anthem at the event, and who later was introduced as a member of this year’s WHS Golf Team. We are so blessed to have so many talented students in our district who bring such a sense of hope and pride to their parents and to our community as a whole. Good luck to all of the students participating in sports and activities this spring… And GGGOOOOOO TIGERS!!

Whew! Tired yet…?? We were just getting started!!

 

Holden St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Irish Fest – On Saturday, we braved the chilly weather to partake in the Annual Holden St. Patrick’s Day Parade! We followed up this festive event by warming up with some corned beef and cabbage at the St. Patrick Catholic Church, where we were treated to an incredible array of homemade pies and other desserts on their live and silent auctions — all to benefit a great cause!

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Johnson County 4-H Carnival and Auction – We rounded out the week on Saturday evening at the Annual 4-H Carnival and Auction, where we were joined by hundreds of men, women and children from all across Johnson County — all to benefit this amazing organization. I mean, IT. WAS. PACKED!!! A great turnout for the 4-H kids and lots of needed funds were undoubtedly raised to support all of the great work this enduring organization does to engage and prepare our young people for the future! And oh yes, we got to pet the alpacas!

It was a wild and crazy week in Johnson County, Missouri… And we’re just getting started! We hope you’ll check back in with us over the next few months as we continue on to election day on August 7th! Onward!

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Merry Christmas, Johnson County!

From our campaign to you – Merry Christmas!  Check out these scenes from this year’s fantastic downtown parade and lighting ceremony in Warrensburg on Friday, December 1st!  If you weren’t able to join in the event, we hope this short video helps to put you in the Christmas spirit!

My family and I have appreciated the prayers and wishes of support as we’ve launched our campaign in 2017, and we look forward to a wonderful 2018!!

Thank you for your continued support! Onward!

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UCM Homecoming

A huge thank you goes to our friends and family who helped us make a big splash at the UCM Homecoming parade!  Thousands of people were in Warrensburg celebrating our town, our schools and teams!  It was a fantastic day and I’m so humbled to have Team Teichman members spend their morning supporting my campaign.  I enjoyed meeting dozens of old and new friends and supporters throughout the day.  What a great day to all come together.  Onward!

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In The Community

From the runways of Whiteman AFB to the lecture halls of UCM, the communities and citizens of Johnson County are strong and diverse.  In the upcoming weeks and months, Brent will be out and about meeting members of each and every community, sharing his thoughts on the judiciary and how to make the Associate Circuit Judge’s position more responsive to the needs of our citizens.

If you are interested in getting to know Brent or invite him to your community event, consider our “contact us” page to request his attendance. He would love to plan a “coffee” or other visit to ensure that you have the opportunity to ask questions and give input on this very important elected position. Join our effort today and help keep Johnson County STRONG!