Politics
Jocelyn Nolley to stay with Charlotte-Mecklenburg caucus after chair term ends
Jocelyn Nolley will leave the chair’s role at the Black Political Caucus of Charlotte-Mecklenburg when her term ends this year. She has led the organization for four years and plans to remain a member.
CHARLOTTE — Jocelyn Nolley has told members of the Black Political Caucus of Charlotte-Mecklenburg that she will not seek another term as chair. Her current term ends Dec. 31, and she will remain a member of the caucus.
Nolley has served as chair for the past four years. The leadership change will take effect at the end of the year.