Around Town
Around Town
A life of public service draws Conna McCarthy to Council race
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In an interview, McCarthy details how family has influenced her and what her priorities would be should she win.Around Town
Q&A with City Council Candidate Jen Cavenaugh
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Cavenaugh is an incumbent council member with a passion for youth development, budgets, and issues of equity and inclusion.Around Town
Q&A with City Council Candidate Connie Herrick
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A first time candidate, Herrick felt compelled to step up and run for office out of civic pride and sense of duty.Around Town
Q&A with City Council Candidate Conna McCarthy
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A commitment to public service and interest in tackling tough problems led McCarthy to run for council.Around Town
Q&A with City Council Candidate Nancy “Sunny” Rhodes Bostrom-Fleming
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An unusual upbringing and eclectic interests define this candidate for council.Featured in Category
Letter to the Editor | Thigpen will lead on racial justice and equity
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Shanti Brien says school board candidate Veronica Thigpen will move education in Piedmont forward.Around Town
Letter to the Editor | McCarthy is the “can-do” candidate
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Barbee Rubenstein writes that city council candidate Conna McCarthy's history of community service and positive attitude will serve the city well.Around Town
Letter to the Editor | Cooper adept at handling crises
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Bryan Cantrill says school board candidate Hilary Cooper connects with community and can bridge divides.Around Town