Leslee Kulba
County Readies for Surprises in Vax Rollout
Now in the vaccination stage, concerns have shifted away from isolation and PPE manufacture, distribution, and installation.
Plans Trucking Along for Fulfillment Center
A last-mile fulfillment center is planned for the former BASF site.
Asheville Construction Soars during COVID
Jade Dundas, director of capital projects for the City of Asheville, said this had been a good year for construction.
County Leadership Urges Personal Responsibility
The following represents the latest COVID updates as Buncombe County offices closed for the weekend.
County Acts on Reimagining Police
Following the holiday break, public comment at the Buncombe County Commissioners’ meeting was not so overwhelming.
Report Envisioned Current Political Crisis
With the Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF) the Claremont Institute recently published the results of a joint war room exercise. The conservative think tanks argued much work had been poured into polling to predict the results of this November’s elections; but little serious effort had been made to equip leadership for the abundant and commonplace […]
Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace
As of this writing, conservative media outlets continue to express optimism that Donald Trump will remain president for the next four years.
Nations’ Rankings of Freedoms 2020
Each year, the report ranks the nations of the world in terms of multiple measures of personal and economic freedom.
County Reviews COVID’s Economic Impact
At a budget retreat the Buncombe County Commissioners held on December 10, staff reported that the impacts of COVID-19 on the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, were not that bad.
Not Everyone Fairing Well Thru Pandemic
Buncombe County Tax Collector Keith Miller isn’t the only analyst describing the skyrocketing housing market as “crazy.”