Joshua Arrowood
For Greene Co. Mayor
The People's Candidate
Who is Josh?
Josh is a husband, father, historian, educator, coach, Greene County Commissioner, and now current Republican candidate for Greene County Mayor.
Josh has been married to Candice for 20 years. They have three children: Will, Reagan, and Madi. He is a graduate of Milligan University, BA History (05) and American Military University, MA History (19). He is a current PhD student in History at Liberty University. He has taught for 19 years. He has also coached since he was 15 having coached baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball and soccer. He has served on the Greene County Commission since 2016.
Josh and his family attend Limestone FWB Church where Josh has taught Sunday School and serves by helping with the cemetery.
Josh is passionate about fostering a love for history and civic engagement in his community, emphasizing the importance of understanding the past to build a better future. As a Greene County Commissioner, Josh has focused on citizen engagement to make sure that the people of Greene County had their voices heard and protecting the rights of his constituents.
Josh has taught for 19 years in the state of Tennessee with 18 of those in Greene County. He has taught middle school English Language Arts, Title I Computer Science, Geography, Science, History, and high school Economics. He is also the local leader in Greene County for the Professional Educators of Tennessee and a member of PET's Board of Directors.
As a coach, Josh won multiple Greene County Championships in baseball and basketball. He was chosen as AA Coach of the Year in Basketball as his team won the State Championship in Springfield, TN. His teams also were TSSAA State Sectional Runners-Up twice.
As a historian, he would be classified as an expert in Political and Intellectual History with a focus on Colonial, Revolutionary, and the Early American Republic. He wrote his master's thesis on the Lost State of Franklin. His proposed PhD dissertation looks to explore Jeffersonian republican thought in East Tennessee from the Revolutionary period through the Civil War tying the Tennessee narrative to the larger national narrative.
Josh has is or has been a member of the following groups: Limestone Ruritan, Northeast Tennessee Right to Life, Tennessee Right to Life, NRA-Lifetime Member, Tennessee Firearms Association, Professional Educators of Tennessee, Journee, and many other organizations.
Josh has been married to Candice for 20 years. They have three children: Will, Reagan, and Madi. He is a graduate of Milligan University, BA History (05) and American Military University, MA History (19). He is a current PhD student in History at Liberty University. He has taught for 19 years. He has also coached since he was 15 having coached baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball and soccer. He has served on the Greene County Commission since 2016.
Josh and his family attend Limestone FWB Church where Josh has taught Sunday School and serves by helping with the cemetery.
Josh is passionate about fostering a love for history and civic engagement in his community, emphasizing the importance of understanding the past to build a better future. As a Greene County Commissioner, Josh has focused on citizen engagement to make sure that the people of Greene County had their voices heard and protecting the rights of his constituents.
Josh has taught for 19 years in the state of Tennessee with 18 of those in Greene County. He has taught middle school English Language Arts, Title I Computer Science, Geography, Science, History, and high school Economics. He is also the local leader in Greene County for the Professional Educators of Tennessee and a member of PET's Board of Directors.
As a coach, Josh won multiple Greene County Championships in baseball and basketball. He was chosen as AA Coach of the Year in Basketball as his team won the State Championship in Springfield, TN. His teams also were TSSAA State Sectional Runners-Up twice.
As a historian, he would be classified as an expert in Political and Intellectual History with a focus on Colonial, Revolutionary, and the Early American Republic. He wrote his master's thesis on the Lost State of Franklin. His proposed PhD dissertation looks to explore Jeffersonian republican thought in East Tennessee from the Revolutionary period through the Civil War tying the Tennessee narrative to the larger national narrative.
Josh has is or has been a member of the following groups: Limestone Ruritan, Northeast Tennessee Right to Life, Tennessee Right to Life, NRA-Lifetime Member, Tennessee Firearms Association, Professional Educators of Tennessee, Journee, and many other organizations.
PAID FOR BY THE CANDIDATE'S PERSONAL FUNDS PRIOR TO THE ELECTION