Congressional candidate Andy Millard hosts Black Mountain event

Andy Millard is a Polk County community leader running to serve the people of the Tenth Congressional District. He is a former schoolteacher, principal, small business owner and financial planner.

From Andy Millard For Congress:

Meet Congressional Candidate Andy Millard in Black Mountain, NC

COLUMBUS, N.C. (August 8, 2016): A “Meet and Greet” reception in support of Andy Millard, the Democratic nominee for North Carolina’s 10th Congressional District, will be held Tuesday, August 23 at 5:00 pm at the Monte Vista Hotel. The Monte Vista Hotel is located at 308 West State Street in Black Mountain, NC.

The event, hosted by Margie and John Johnson and Penny and J.D. Rose, is an open event welcoming all who would like to meet the candidate. Those interested in attending will need to R.S.V.P. to jjmjohnson@gmail.com or call (828) 664-0177.

The reception is sponsored by Bob Wynne, Judy and Bill Fore, Philip Arnold, Peggy Ann and Rusty Frank.

Andy Millard is a Polk County community leader running to serve the people of the Tenth Congressional District. He is a former schoolteacher, principal, small business owner and financial planner. He holds the Certified Financial Planner® designation and if elected would be the only member of Congress to hold that distinction. He believes we need a new approach to governing and wants to bring his long experience working with diverse groups to the United States House of Representatives. “Congress’ approval rating is in the cellar for a reason,” he says. “We need a whole new approach, and that means a new congressman.”

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About Dan Hesse
I grew up outside of Atlanta and moved to WNC in 2001 to attend Montreat College. After college, I worked at NewsRadio 570 WWNC as an anchor/reporter and covered Asheville City Council and the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners starting in 2004. During that time I also completed WCU's Master of Public Administration program. You can reach me at dhesse@mountainx.com.

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