Holloman, McHugh vow to guide growing town's future as incoming Leland council members
LELAND — Campaigning in the fastest-growing municipality in North Carolina, Bill McHugh credits his Leland Town Council victory to his commitment on issues…
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LELAND — Campaigning in the fastest-growing municipality in North Carolina, Bill McHugh credits his Leland Town Council victory to his commitment on issues…
Incumbents had a strong showing across municipalities in New Hanover County, while — across the river — Leland will see some new faces. The evening had some tight races, with a significantly higher turnout than the last local election, but there don't appear to be any major recounts on the horizon.
The Leland Town Council race has two open seats, with six candidates competing for those spots. Mayor Pro Tem Pat Batleman and Councilor Bob Corriston are not running. WHQR spoke with the candidates about how they view their town — which is one of the fastest-growing municipalities in the state. In Part II, find interviews with Louis Harmati, Bill McHugh, and Richard Holloman.
The Leland Town Council race has two open seats, with six candidates competing for those spots. Mayor Pro Tem Pat Batleman and Councilor Bob Corriston are not running. WHQR spoke with the candidates about the town’s explosive growth -- and Leland’s planned merger with water utility H2GO. In Part I, interviews with Jason Gaver, Nicholas Newell, and Allison Dunlap.