Town Council
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Waller running for Wadesboro town council
ANSON COUNTY — Local resident and Wingate University history professor Chandra Waller, Ph.D., has announced her candidacy for Wadesboro town council. Waller is adding her name to an already crowded ballot of 15 candidates running for three available seats. She has been a history professor at the college for the…
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Enough is enough: It’s time to put Wadesboro back in the hands of the people
ANSON COUNTY — Like many of you, I’ve watched our town decline from a place of pride to one of uncertainty, frustration, and fear. I’m not a politician to begin with nor am I looking for recognition—I’m a concerned citizen, a neighbor, and someone who is tired of being ignored…
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Donald Sellers announces he’s running for Wadesboro town council
ANSON COUNTY — Life-long Anson County resident Donald Sellers announced this week he is throwing his hat into the ring for Wadesboro Town Council. There are many concerns Sellers is eager to address, however, three main issues he sees as most pressing are safety, infrastructure and recreation.
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Fix it and they will come
WADESBORO — During Monday’s Wadesboro Town Council meeting many residents addressed a variety of concerns; crime, failing businesses and the recent increase in taxes.
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Councilman charged with ALE violations, alleges “smear campaign”
WADESBORO — The business of Wadesboro town councilman and Pro Tem Mayor Garrett Snuggs, Bank Shots Bar and Grill, was investigated Friday night by Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) and marijuana was located in an office inside, according to records from Anson County District Court.
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Candidates share their vision for Anson County at “Politics After Dark”
WADESBORO — Young Professionals Anson hosted their third annual town hall styled forum, entitled “Politics After Dark”, on Tuesday, October 24, returning to the Lockhart-Taylor Center at South Piedmont Community College.
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Town of Wadesboro announces Employee Service Awards
WADESBORO — The Wadesboro Town Council announced this year’s recipients for the Employee Service Awards.
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Ansonville beautifies streets with flowerpots
ANSONVILLE — Ansonville is looking more colorful these days.
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Wadesboro Council approves burning of abandoned houses
WADESBORO —The Mayor and Town Council members convened for their monthly meeting on Nov. 2, approving a live-burn and the demolition of abandoned houses.
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Wadesboro invests in fire, police department upgrades
WADESBORO — The Wadesboro Town Council agreed to invest in updating the fire department’s air tanks and the town’s radios during its monthly meeting on Sept. 14.
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Edwards: Wadesboro doing well financially
WADESBORO — David Edwards, Wadesboro Town Manager, briefed the Council that the town’s General Fund revenues are currently $160,000 ahead of schedule from last year’s Year to Date during the virtual meeting held Monday, June 1.
