Tag: NCLM
Speaking Out: Reflecting on the Year
It is difficult to believe that this column and this edition of Southern City comes as my tenure as president of the North Carolina...
NCLM’s 2023 Year in Review
The North Carolina League of Municipalities works each year to provide members with the best information, resources, and knowledge to help all municipalities across...
Just Ahead: The 2024 Legislative Session
No single legislative session is ever like another, and the 2024 session promises to further confirm that truism.
For North Carolina cities and towns, that...
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...
Citizen Engagement with Local Government
A good rhythm of awareness and trust between local governments and their citizenries—it’s ever the goal, achievable and rewarding, but the work to build...
CityVision 2024: Join Us in Winston-Salem
NCLM’S ANNUAL CONFERENCE BEGINS APRIL 23!
It’s CityVision season at the NC League of Municipalities, so clear your April calendars!
NCLM’s flagship conference is taking place...
ARP Corner: Youngsville Invests in Safety, Walkability as Town Continues to...
Youngsville has seen tremendous growth in recent years. The town sits in Franklin County, about 25 miles northeast of Raleigh. Today the town boasts...
Housing Studies Show Less Touted Reforms Effective
THE PUSH FOR BLANKET MANDATES TO DO AWAY WITH SINGLE FAMILY-ONLY ZONING ARE NOT PRODUCING THE RESULTS THAT SUPPORTERS SOUGHT. INSTEAD, A NEW STUDY...
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...
With ARP, an Opportunity, a Responsibility, and a Role Well Played
Through the many changes in local governments—budget cycles and news cycles, projects, and programs—one topic has remained front and center for the better part...