Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Do you have ideas and a vision for the future of Buncombe County and its municipalities? If so, it's time…
Meetings for the Human Relations Commission of Asheville occur bi-monthly, specifically in January, March, May, July, September, and November. Unless stated otherwise, they are scheduled from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30…
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.…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…