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Now we know
Editor, Well, now we know. After all the rhetoric about family values, being good Christian conservatives, how politics will be different, how they care about Union County and serving the… Read more
How should we celebrate upcoming anniversary?
Editor: How do we commemorate the Civil War (the War Between the States, or the War of Northern Aggression) without calling it a celebration? In all the history of the… Read more
Upset over Waxhaw decision
Dear Editor, Waxhaw used to be a great place. We elected Mayor Gardner, hoping to make it even better. That was pointless. Then we elected Commissioners Kirkpatrick and Diller, hoping… Read more
Tired of Waxhaw politics
Editor, Well, here we go again. It’s the Commissioner Kirkpatrick and Mayor Gardner Show! These two women have all the voting power in Waxhaw, since Commissioner Diller will never vote… Read more
Was it illegal?
Editor, According to statute 160A‑63, a vacancy that occurs in an elective office of a city shall be filled by appointment of the city council. Commissioner Haug resigned in December… Read more
Endorsing a political challenger
Editor, I am writing to give my full support to Lisa Thornton for mayor of Waxhaw. Lisa has shown true leadership skills when our current mayor has shown a clear… Read more
Ashamed of elected officials
Editor, Well, here we go again. Commissioners Kirkpatrick and Diller and Mayor Gardner have outdone themselves this time. I will make it my goal in November to make sure the… Read more
Endorsing a political candidate
Editor, All I can say is Lisa Thornton for Waxhaw Mayor! Let’s vote these no good, rule-breaking, in-it-for-themselves commissioners and mayor out. I want to thank Commissioners Lane and Blythe… Read more
Why no decision?
Editor, I am stunned and disgusted with Waxhaw Commissioners Kirkpatrick and Diller as well as the mayor. Their actions during Monday’s meeting were reprehensible. First, they voted to keep Brian… Read more
Marvin Ridge kids reach out to community
Marvin Ridge High School’s Spirit Club went above and beyond this holiday season in order to help those in need. On Dec. 11, 2010, several members volunteered for a few… Read more
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