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(KNZA)--A primary election will be needed to narrow the field of candidates vying for a position on the Horton City Commission in November.
The Brown County Clerk's Office reported Friday that four candidates have filed for the position of Commissioner of Parks and Recreation, forcing a primary election.
They include incumbent Richard Lovelady, Phillip Wiley, Joshua White and Bobby Bacon.
During the August 1 primary election, the top two vote getters will advance to the November 7 general election ballot.
Also up for election in November is the position of Horton Mayor and Commissioner of Police.
Bryan Stirton has filed for re-election as mayor, while Bruce Hodges and Kirk Gries have filed for the position of Commissioner of Police, which is currently held by Rex West.
Candidates have until noon, June 1 to file at the Brown County Clerk's Office.
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