Pete Armstrong has been a Northgreen resident for over 30 years.  He retired from the City of Rocky Mount as Director of Parks and Recreation and then worked as Director of Recreation Resources at NC State.  He retired from NC State in 2018.  He is also a church organist.  He is married to Jeanie Bowden and has two children and two grandchildren.  Pete attends St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.  He is a member of the Rocky Mount Lions Club and on the board of the Tar River Orchestra and Chorus.

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Bob Hudkins has been a resident of Northgreen Village for 45 years. He has 2 sons, 2 daughters-in-law and 5 grandchildren.

He has retired after 30 years of teaching Biology and Environmental Sciences and coaching in the Nash County Schools. He continues his interest in environmental issues by being active in kayaking, Sierra Club, Sound Rivers Foundation Water Quality and Keep America Beautiful Organization.

Bob is serving as a member of the Rocky Mount City Planning Committee, Northgreen Village Association and Calvary Church's Baptist Men's Mission Group. He also runs a paint and repair service.

Cassandra Stroud Conover served the city of Petersburg from 1991 to April 2017 as the Commonwealth’s Attorney. She began her career in Petersburg in August 1989 as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney, then briefly went into private practice, and subsequently, became the first Black assistant Public Defender in Petersburg before her appointment as Commonwealth’s Attorney. She was the longest elected official for the city at the time of her retirement. Additionally, not only is she the longest serving Commonwealth’s Attorney the City of Petersburg has ever had, she was also the senior ranking Black Female District Attorney in the United States at the time of her retirement.
Cassandra received her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Virginia; and has earned her J.D., MBA,and Ed.D. She and husband John have been in Rocky Mount now for 2 years