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Navigating Legal Requirements: A Conundrum for Buncombe County School Board

Navigating Legal Requirements: A Conundrum for Buncombe County School Board

Posted by By Jim Fulton September 8, 2023Posted inSchool Board
On August 3, the Buncombe County Board of Education convened to discuss the difficulties of implementing the mandates in House Bill 66. The bill provides that six of seven members…
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The Power of Civic Engagement: Real-World Examples of How Conservative Voices Are Making a Difference

The Power of Civic Engagement: Real-World Examples of How Conservative Voices Are Making a Difference

Posted by By Jim Fulton September 4, 2023Posted inGrass Roots Organizing
Are you wondering how individual voices can collectively bring about significant change? Let’s delve into two recent cases that highlight the tremendous impact of speaking up. The Triumph of Buncombe…
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Speaking Up & Being Heard

Posted by By Jim Fulton August 25, 2023Posted inGovernment Representatives, Grass Roots Organizing
In a democracy, the voices of the people form the foundation upon which decisions are made. Engaging with elected representatives is not only a right but a responsibility of citizens.…
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Local Government Boards: A Training Ground for Future Leaders

Posted by By Jim Fulton August 5, 2023Posted inCitizen Committees
Local government boards have a significant impact on public policy. They are populated by elected officials who claim to seek the voice of the people, and their recommendations often become…
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Coming Soon: Hairstyle Discrimination Ordinance

Coming Soon: Hairstyle Discrimination Ordinance

Posted by By Jim Fulton July 30, 2023Posted inCitizen Committees
The Human Relations Commission of Asheville (HRCA) is a group of individuals who have been appointed by the City Council to advise on matters of equity and inclusion. Ironically, the…
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Are you ready to make a difference?

Are you ready to make a difference?

Posted by By Jim Fulton July 9, 2023Posted inGovernment Representatives
2024 is coming sooner than you think. Are you ready to run for office? The year 2024 is just around the corner, and it's time to start thinking about who…
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Is There a Bias Against Conservatives on Local Boards?

Is There a Bias Against Conservatives on Local Boards?

Posted by By Jim Fulton June 30, 2023Posted inCitizen Committees
Most, if not all, local government boards and commissions here are primarily comprised of liberals. It is difficult to say for sure why this is the case. There could be…
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Drag Queen Book Will Stay on BunCo Library Shelves

Posted by By Jim Fulton June 30, 2023Posted inCitizen Committees
How many of you pay attention to the Buncombe County Library Advisory Board? At their October meeting, the board voted to keep the children's book If You're a Drag Queen…
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Buncombe School Board Elections to Be Held by District Starting in 2024

Posted by By Jim Fulton June 30, 2023Posted inGrass Roots Organizing, School Board
Recently, Republican candidates from the 2022 elections, local conservative activists and the new Buncombe County GOP leadership joined forces to advocate for fairness in the county's school board elections. This…
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HRCA Meeting Recap for May 16, 2023

Posted by By Jim Fulton May 21, 2023Posted inCitizen Committees
The meeting was called to order by Alayna Schmidt, a City of Asheville Equity & Inclusion Analyst. Staff Update Schmidt reported that the HRCA's recommendation to adopt an ordinance based…
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  • Glenda Weinert Welcomed to Buncombe County School BoardJuly 8, 2024
  • School Board Joins National Lawsuit Against Social Media CompaniesJuly 8, 2024
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    Why Does Rep. Prather Want to Help Drug Dealers?June 28, 2024
  • NC11 Congressional Race: Rudow vs. EdwardsJune 23, 2024
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