After two terms as mayor, Don Ness continues to work toward community improvement with the Ordean Foundation. But what about the future? "I like being in a position where [I] can just be open to the next new thing," says Ness who is enjoying some newfound time to focus on community and family.
Ness bought his first album in preparation for a lip-sync contest, his first concert was a mandate from his youth-group years, and his guilty pleasure song is surprisingly anarchistic for someone who once held a prominent position in government. "Give college anarchists a chance."
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