Thank you for visiting. John has formally announced his intention to run for re-election in 2020. See the press release here.
The best way to connect with John about city business is to use his official city website, which has contact information.
You can follow John on Facebook to see what he is doing for the South Ward and Winston-Salem:
For the second year straight city employees have enjoyed Veterans Day as a holiday, joining the federal government banks, schools and county government as a day to honor those who have served to protect our country's freedom. As an Army veteran I was proud to have led the initiative for the city to create this holiday. I would like to thank all veterans ( and their families) for their service and sacrifice to protect the American way if life.
Thanks to Keith Bobbitt for a sweet ride in the parade today.
Councilman John Larson and John Merschel Winston-Salem Veterans Day Parade. Two Veterans🇺🇸
Found my enlistment photo that my parents had framed on their wall. A young Lieutenant!
Come out to join me for Veteran's Day parade down town tomorrow. Starts at 10 am on Fourth Street. Proud to be joining my fellow vets!
A big congratulations to Cindy Weavers who was selected as the South Ward volunteer of the year for her contribution to the city of Winston-Salem. Cindy has a long history of service starting with Forsyth tech, hospice, garden club, neighborhood national night out. She also attended WS State University as well as the Fire Academy. Congratulations Cindy and thank you for all you do.!!
