Jamie Caudle
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Commission board approves flex scheduling trial period
ANSON COUNTY — When it came to discussing the budget, flex or hybrid scheduling once again became a contentious issue Tuesday, with commissioners rehashing the May 20 vote to approve alternate scheduling options for a six-month trial period.
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Not in my backyard!
ANSONVILLE — Last Thursday Vanguard Renewables, a subsidiary of BlackRock, held a meet-and-greet social at the Ansonville Fire Department in an attempt to establish goodwill in the community, and explain the function of their proposed project, an Anaerobic Digestion and Depackaging Facility.
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Commissioner’s to hire lobbying firm
ANSON — Anson County Board of Commissioners voted to enter into a one-year contract with a government relationship firm located in Raleigh, Almond Miner. The firm is being hired to work on different types of economic development issues — specifically those related to the future legislative needs of the county…
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County Commissioners throw support behind Wadesboro’s embattled town manager
ANSON — After a story from an Anson County Board of Commissioners meeting appeared in the October 16 publication of the Anson Record, Chairman Jamie Caudle released a prepared statement clarifying comments he made at the meeting where he appeared to express support for Wadesboro’s town manager, Wiley Ross Jr.
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Flea Market moving to the area brings environmental and societal concerns for residents
WADESBORO — The recent purchase of an abandoned poultry farm on Faulkner Rd. in Peachland has caused much consternation and concern among area residents.
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Commissioners answer Polkton man’s plea for public hearing on methane pipeline
WADESBORO — Local environmental crusader Bobby Johnson once again appeared before county commissioners to discuss concerns he and fellow Polkton residents have regarding the newly unveiled design for a pipeline to carry methane gas from the landfill to a transfer station on Route 52.
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Commissioners, Sheriff answer questions in community forum
MORVEN — A community forum took place on Tuesday, October 10 at the Lemuel Community Training Center, sponsored by Impact Anson. Commissioners JD Bricken and Jamie Caudle, along with Sherriff Scott Howell, braved friendly fire from their seats of honor, facing their constituents questions head on.
