Lisa Turlington came to Clinton in 1990 as the bride of Bill Turlington and they have 3 children who keep them connected to the arts. She is a graduate of Wake Forest University with a B.S. in Business.

Linda Jewell-Carr is the principal at Sampson Early College, and she is owner and artistic director of Sampson County Cloggers. Linda founded and serves as chairman of the Board of Directors for The Sampson Little Players, and she has been very active in the Community Theatre. She and her husband, Ed, have two children.

Bradley Jackson grew up in the Clement community and returned to his roots after college. He now resides with his wife, Jessica Park Jackson and his son, Cale on the family farm. He works at Sampson Regional Medical Center as the Director of Accounting. He is an avid supporter of the arts due in large part to his wife's career as a music educator in the Clinton City School system.

Rue Lee-Holmes is a native of Sampson County. She teaches general music for the Sampson County School System.

Grace Ho is a retired family physician whose career efforts are now in the arts. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Fine Art History from Tufts University (Medford, MA), and presently enjoys sharing the history and creating of art with her community. She has great support from her husband, Ken Yang, and their 4 children and friends.