
Morgan Sykes
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writer + / reporting: disability community, transit, trash tv, the south, etc / frmrly @thecut @nymag @oxfordamerican / hire me: [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
mountainx.com | Morgan Sykes
Although dozens of residents asked the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners to increase education funding at its June 3 meeting, the board voted, 5-2, for the post-Tropical Storm Helene status quo. One speaker was so passionate about funding education, she refused to give up the microphone and was escorted out.
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3 weeks ago |
mountainx.com | Gina Smith |Brionna Dallara |Morgan Sykes |Greg Parlier
- by Brionna DallaraAsheville City Council heard little from the public regarding a proposed property tax increase at a May 27 public hearing on the proposed budget for fiscal year 2025-26. Instead, the… - by Morgan SykesThe proposed budget forecasts a net lodging tax revenue of $32.5 million.
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4 weeks ago |
mountainx.com | Brent Brown |Justin McGuire |Morgan Sykes |Chloe Lieberman
Regional tastes Categories Humor, Opinion Foster care system in Western North Carolina struggles with shortages, instability Western North Carolina’s foster care system faces severe challenges, including a shortage of licensed foster families, an overwhelmed family court system and limited housing options and educational opportunities for those who age out of the system. Categories Local Government, News Tags Black Mountain Home for Children, dss, foster care, Foster Care Month, Jackson...
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4 weeks ago |
mountainx.com | Morgan Sykes
It’s budget season, and the forecast for Asheville’s tourism recovery is mixed. During the May 28 meeting of the Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority, Jennifer Kass-Green, vice president of culture and business affairs, presented the proposed BCTDA fiscal year 2025-26 budget, which begins Monday, July 1.
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1 month ago |
mountainx.com | Edwin Arnaudin |Kay West |Morgan Sykes
Western North Carolina’s foster care system struggles with a shortage of foster families, overwhelmed courts and limited resources for aging-out youths. Additionally, high turnover at the Department of Social Services worsens the problem, making the region one of the hardest in the state for foster kids to find stability.
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