township in Jackson County, North Carolina, United States
The Jackson County Board of Elections (BOE) failed to reach a unanimous agreement on early voting site locations for the 2026 general election. That means the North Carolina State Board…
The board of the North Carolina State Board of Elections (SBE) met on January 13 to make final decisions on early voting plans for counties whose boards of elections could…
Here are the details for the three North Carolina General Assembly redistricting hearings scheduled for this week and how you can sign up to testify at them: Cullowhee, Tuesday, September…
Jenna Robinson of the Martin Center devotes her latest column to a new partnership addressing North Carolina’s teacher shortage. Pathway to Practice is a new online, competency-based program for lateral-entry…
In Jackson County, Superior Court Judge Bradley Letts has been begging for more space and more “security” for ten years. The term is used her in the vernacular which means…
An interesting list of quotes from citizens of Cullowhee on Jackson County’s proposed Cullowhee Community Planning Standards may be found here.
Extragovernmental activities have crowded out firefighting in Jackson County. Fill the Boot fundraisers and annual begging letters aren’t bridging the gap between allotted dollars and actual costs for a couple…
Several people who could arrange time away from work and family attended a Cullowhee Planning Advisory Committee meeting. They wished to advocate for their property rights, in light of a…
At least a few homeless and clueless people were bused from Winston-Salem to a demonstration in Cullowhee to be counted as supporting fracking. Of course I am going to suppose…
Click here to view and here to listen to Jon Sanders discussing this policy report. RALEIGH — Roughly 99 percent of the fluid used in the hydraulic fracturing process consists…
Don’t you wish you could hear such music from your planning board? “Can we do things smarter?” asked Scott Baker, who chairs the Cullowhee [Planning Council]. But, as you may…
I despise land use public hearings. If I were famous, somebody could snip that quote to “destroy” me without reading further. Anyhoo, I support property rights. I do not like…