Nancy Maxwell News Today

Jesse Wallis has resigned as Hillsboro’s city administrator

On Monday, Feb. 19, in celebration of Black History Month, Carbondale United hosted Black Hairstory, an event teaching community members the significance of various hairstyles and demonstrating haircuts and braiding

Emma Jane (Janie) Hoff Wallace passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Greenville Herald Banner on 2024-01-23.

CARBONDALE — Because Carbondale United is still awaiting grant money from an R3 application for 2023, director Nancy Maxwell faces uncertainty whether to apply for money from the city with

A group called One Fair Wage gave a presentation during the Carbondale City Council on Tuesday. They are trying to get the city to increase the minimum wage for tipped

The Carbondale City Council has decided to have City Attorney Jamie Snyder seek a title for the old Carbondale Community High School property on Springer Street that would allow the

After a discussion panel about gun violence, those who attended had mixed reviews for whether it helped or not.

Everyone is welcome to attend the screening of “Resilience: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope” on Monday, Aug. 28.

Carbondale United has aspirations of eliminating the reasons for gun violence in town, like poverty, lack of education, employment and other factors, according to Nany Maxwell, director of Carbondale United.

At Thursdays meeting, community members, the Carbondale Police Department and other organizations discussed what they can do to solve the gun violence crisis in their community.