“Citizens must play a role in city planning, especially with the rate that Asheville is growing.”
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“Citizens must play a role in city planning, especially with the rate that Asheville is growing.”
“You at least had the large disclaimer of a few of the deadly health effects, so my question is why would the MX even consider running an ad for this?”
“The Americans with Disabilities Act is supposed to give disabled people access to community venues and events. This is not being honored in regard to greenways.”
“The Asheville High School Environmental Science program invites you, Western North Carolina, to join us in a three-week engagement competition, the Drawdown EcoChallenge, which is rooted in learning about and practicing the solutions to reverse global warming.”
“He weighs complex issues carefully, listens to all voices and makes clear decisions.”
“In today’s deeply weird political climate, we need people who unify us, who listen to people and who act for the greatest good.”
“His current signature bleat is to defund Asheville government because it is trying to make policing more accountable, transparent and effective.”
“As a Patrick Henry College alumnus and Army veteran, I can tell you that this is not the character of a leader or of a representative.”
“Moe Davis has repeatedly told people to ‘look at his record.’ Let’s do just that.”
“Honest, experienced and expert leaders can soon run the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners when we elect Robert Pressley — candidate for chair; Glenda Weinert — District 1; Anthony Penland — District 2; Joe Belcher — District 3!”
“I like the way she integrates issues like growth, conservation, farming and economics in a way that can allow this county to grow sustainably.”
“We don’t want elected officials who are going to serve or give allegiance to campaign donors, corporate lobbyists, the whims and fancies of people they admire, their friends in high places or political bosses.”
“With her intelligence, energy and something so rare these days — true integrity — she will serve Buncombe County well.”
“We could call it Wolfeville — he was a Southern icon who didn’t own slaves.”
“Cawthorn has GQ good looks; a high-energy personality; and the 25-year-old has already gaffed his way to unwanted national attention with cringeworthy comments.”
“Working for slave wages leads to black market trading, pervasive in-prison debt, violence and decimated self-worth that often leads to recidivism.”
“Sam will support Gov. Cooper’s efforts to expand Medicaid.”
“Send a message asking for every vote to be counted to every elected official you can think of.”
“I don’t think Henderson County needs him any more than Buncombe County did.”
“To strengthen our community, support our citizens and increase employment opportunities, vote for Terri Wells.”
“Why would young Mr. Cawthorn proudly display photos of himself at Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest?”