As of September 4, 2025, James (Jim) Nash did not have a website or any information online.

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Jeramy Hooper earned a bachelor's degree from Central Oklahoma University and a master's degree from Western Carolina University. He has lived in Pinehurst for 19 years with his wife, Kerry, and their daughter. 

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Jeramy is a regional market specialist at HomeSphere. 

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Jeramy's campaign for an at-large seat on the Pinehurst Village Council is his first entry into elected politics. He has served as chair of the Planning and Zoning Board and on the Pinehurst Board of Adjustment. 

As of September 4, 2025, Jeramy Hooper’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Opposes any development that exceeds current zoning limits.

Opposes new developments in the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ).

- Opposes any development that exceeds current zoning limits.
- Opposes new developments in the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ).

Opposes replacing the traffic circle, advocating for improvements that reflect Pinehurst's needs.

- Opposes replacing the traffic circle, advocating for improvements that reflect Pinehurst's needs.

Jeramy Hooper

Jeramy's campaign for an at-large seat on the Pinehurst Village Council is his first entry into politics. 

As of September 4, 2025, Jeramy Hooper did not have a website or any information online.

Kevin Fitzpatrick earned a bachelor's degree in health science from Duke Univers.ty He chose Pinehurst as the place to retire with his wife Ann. 

Kevin is retired. He previously worked as the founding CEO of CancerLinQ. 

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Kevin's campaign for an at-large seat on the Pinehurst Village Council is his first entry into politics. 

Supports local businesses, saying "Our shops and restaurants offer a beautiful setting and legendary hospitality to our neighbors and guests alike."

- Supports local businesses, saying "Our shops and restaurants offer a beautiful setting and legendary hospitality to our neighbors and guests alike."

Supports community engagement and volunteerism.

Supports expanding Pinehurst senior services.

Believes the Historic District is "one of the Crown Jewels of Pinehurst" and supports promoting the beauty and vitality of downtown and the merchant community.

- Supports community engagement and volunteerism.
- Supports expanding Pinehurst senior services.
- Believes the Historic District is "one of the Crown Jewels of Pinehurst" and supports promoting the beauty and vitality of downtown and the merchant community.

As a member of the Neighborhood Advisory Committee, contributed to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance update to ensure resident input is included in the Village's future development.

Opposes any state efforts that would "undermine Pinehurst’s ability to govern itself."

Supports the current short-term rental (STR) ordinance.

- As a member of the Neighborhood Advisory Committee, contributed to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance update to ensure resident input is included in the Village's future development.
- Opposes any state efforts that would "undermine Pinehurst’s ability to govern itself."
- Supports the current short-term rental (STR) ordinance.

As of September 4, 2025, Kevin Fitzpatrick’s website did not contain information on this issue.

As a member of the Neighborhood Advisory Committee, addressed traffic safety concerns and improved communication between residents and Village leadership.

Believes Pinehurst's traffic circle is "a symbol of the care, beauty, and tradition that make Pinehurst unique" and supports improving it.

- As a member of the Neighborhood Advisory Committee, addressed traffic safety concerns and improved communication between residents and Village leadership.
- Believes Pinehurst's traffic circle is "a symbol of the care, beauty, and tradition that make Pinehurst unique" and supports improving it.

Kevin Fitzpatrick

- Supports community engagement and volunteerism.
- Supports expanding Pinehurst senior services.

- As a member of the Neighborhood Advisory Committee, contributed to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance update to ensure resident input is included in the Village's future development.
- Opposes any state efforts that would "undermine Pinehurst’s ability to govern itself."

- Supports community engagement and volunteerism.

- As a member of the Neighborhood Advisory Committee, contributed to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance update to ensure resident input is included in the Village's future development.

- As a member of the Neighborhood Advisory Committee, addressed traffic safety concerns and improved communication between residents and Village leadership.

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As of September 4, 2025, Kevin Fitzpatrick did not have a website or any information online.

Lydia Boesch is originally from Columbus, Mississippi. She earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from Florida State University and a law degree from American University. 

Lydia has worked as an attorney and accountant. She worked as a staff attorney for a judge on the United States Tax Court.

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Lydia is currently a member of the Pinehurst Village Council. She was first elected in 2021. She previously served on the North Carolina Parks & Recreation Authority. 

Plans to ensure public funds are used where they are needed most and with transparency.

- Plans to ensure public funds are used where they are needed most and with transparency.

Believes the Council's primary responsibility is to "promote, enhance, and sustain the quality of life for residents, businesses, and visitors."

As a village council member, worked to resolve conflict with the National Park Service (NPS) related to the Pinehurst National Historic Landmark District.

Supports the construction of a new library near Village Hall, Cannon Park, the Community Center, and Pinehurst Elementary.

As a state representative, helped secure funding for the Pinehurst Harness Track.

As a council member, helped secure funding for the Pinehurst Harness Track.

- Believes the Council's primary responsibility is to "promote, enhance, and sustain the quality of life for residents, businesses, and visitors."
- As a village council member, worked to resolve conflict with the National Park Service (NPS) related to the Pinehurst National Historic Landmark District.
- Supports the construction of a new library near Village Hall, Cannon Park, the Community Center, and Pinehurst Elementary.
- As a council member, helped secure funding for the Pinehurst Harness Track.

As of September 4, 2025, Lydia Boesch’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Lydia Boesch

Lydia Boesch is currently a member of the Pinehurst Village Council. She was first elected in 2021.

As of September 4, 2025, Lydia Boesch did not have a website or any information online.

As a council member, was accused of meeting with Pinehurst Police Chief and inappropriately speaking about Pinehurst Town Manager's job performance, making the chief uncomfortable.