City of Asheville Appoints New Transit Planning Manager
The City of Asheville has announced that Eunice Lovi has been appointed the city’s new
Government
Housing Authority of the City of Asheville Elects Women to Leadership Positions
The Housing Authority of the City of Asheville elected Cassandra Wells to serve as Board
It’s Been a Hard Day’s Night
Legislative News by Nelda Holder – On June 27, the last day of the U.S.
Employment Opportunity – Early Child Systems Coordinator
Employment Opportunity – Early Child Systems Coordinator Exempt / Full-time Position (37.5 hours) Salary: $49,000
City of Asheville Names Richard J. White, III as Assistant City Manager
City Manager Debra Campbell is pleased to announce that Richard J. White, III has been
Navajo Mark Charles is Running for President
Neither a Democrat or a Republican, Charles, who lives in Washington D.C., is running as
Be a Local Leader
Current positions available on Asheville boards and commissions are open for applications, which are due
City of Asheville Staff to Present Informed Police Chief Profile
The City of Asheville will hold an informational meeting to discuss how public input informed
Make a Difference!
The City of Asheville has openings on several public boards and committees, many of which
Is the GOP Medicaid Expansion Proposal Worthwhile?
By Cash Michaels – For years Gov. Roy Cooper, legislative Democrats, and even the NC
House Republicans Deceive and Delay on Teacher Raises
In early May, with thousands of teachers no longer at their doorstep, Republicans revealed their
Key Legislative Issues in Medicaid, Education
By Cash Michaels – As the Long Session of the 2019 NC General Assembly rolls
