Tag: CityVision
William Harris: Fuquay-Varina’s Longtime Local Leader
THROUGH EDUCATION AND A DEEP CONNECTION TO THE COMMUNITY, HARRIS HAS SUCCESSFULLY LED FUQUAY-VARINA FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES.
For more than 30 years, William...
Taking the Field: A Time for Education, Networking, and Gathering
At the NC League of Municipalities, all roads lead to CityVision 2024!
Our annual conference serves as the League’s ultimate congregation of education, networking, ideas...
Taking the Field: Town & State and CityVision: A Microcosm of...
If there are two events that best sum up the NC League of Municipalities, they are CityVision and the Town & State Dinner. Combined,...
Mayor Scott Neisler Wraps Up a Remarkable Year
Succeeding in initiative after initiative, Neisler closes his presidential term having made a significant impact on the NC League.
Per usual, Kings Mountain Mayor Scott...
CityVision Heads to Concord for 2023 Conference
Three Full Days of Valuable Content, Networking, and Fun
It’s the central most exciting and engaging annual event specifically designed for North Carolina’s municipal elected...
Speaking Out: Big Achievements by Working Together
Wow how time flies! It seems like yesterday that for the first time in two years we had our first in-person CityVision annual conference...
Speaking Out: Coming Through Adversity and Moving Ahead
As the new President of the North Carolina League of Municipalities, it is truly an honor to work with and represent you. If there...
Together Again: CityVision 2022 a Major Success in Wilmington
It was a kind of leadership homecoming. CityVision 2022, the annual conference of the N.C. League of Municipalities, saw hundreds of elected and appointed...
NCLM Members Select New Officers, Board Members
Kings Mountain Mayor Scott Neisler to lead NCLM over next year
Strong organizations require strong leadership, and the most recent elections of officers and board...
League’s Foundation to Award Cities, Towns for Standout Work
A new awards program is set to acknowledge the proactive, creative, and resourceful efforts of North Carolina cities and towns.
Coming from the League’s Local...
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