On February 10, award-winning teacher, musician, and activist Jecorey “1200” Arthur shared his musical talents and knowledge with lower and middle school students during a morning assembly.
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I’m Jecorey, born, raised, and still living in West Louisville. I’m Mr. Arthur to students in public schools, community centers, and Boys and Girls Clubs. I’m Professor Arthur at Simmons College of Kentucky. I’m 1200 when composing, recording, and performing music. I’m “Dada” to my toddler, Apollo. On May 19th I hope to earn the name Councilman Arthur.
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A photoshoot featuring alumni from historically black colleges, universities and Greek organizations will help get the word out about minority participation in the census.
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"I'm running for Metro council because our people are running for their lives. They're running from losing jobs and not being able to pay bills. They're running from being evicted and not having a home. They're running from crime and feeling safe on our streets. If government broke it, government needs to fix it. I'm ready to fix these problems."
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WEST LOUISVILLE, Ky.– Jecorey Arthur uses his extensive knowledge of music to educate kids, entertain people of all ages, and give back to his community.
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Jecorey Arthur, a musician, educator and community organizer, has filed to run for a downtown seat in the Louisville Metro Council.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – A music education teacher and rapper will run for Metro Council.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Local musician Jecorey Arthur hopes to succeed Barbara Sexton Smith on the Louisville Metro Council.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Local music artist, Simmons College professor and community organizer, Jecorey Arthur, is running for Louisville Metro Council's District 4.
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Louisville musician and educator Jecorey Arthur announced Monday he will run for the Metro Council's 4th District seat.
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A prominent Louisvillian has thrown his hat into the ring to succeed Barbara Sexton Smith on Louisville Metro Council.
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