Johnson County fights claim that commission broke open-meetings law as AG investigates
Some questioned the spending of “taxpayers’ time and resources” to investigate the claim.
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Some questioned the spending of “taxpayers’ time and resources” to investigate the claim.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford found the Lyon County Board of County Commissioners to have been in violation of Nevada’s Open Meeting Laws (OML) during three meetings in 2021. The complaint was initially filed by Tony Stephenson on behalf of the Lyon County Democratic Central Committee, who alleged that violations had taken place.
Throughout the weekend, we realized this was going to be a lot more intense and we needed to ramp up and we started pushing out this as much information as we can to make our citizens aware. we even had multiple meetings with the county manager and the stakeholders to impress on our citizens how important it was to evacuate. and we ended up having a lot of great success with that. and we were actually surprised at the amount of people that did evacuate for a small little town. however there was a small group of people in each community that was just really, you know, dead set on we're staying ...
Alamance County commissioners filed paperwork with the state’s second-highest court this week defending their decision not to remove a Confederate monument from the county courthouse property in Graham in 2020. The North Carolina Court of Appeals is considering a challenge to that decision from plaintiffs led by the North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP.
One graffiti message, "hate," is vexing residents, who want to see more action to tackle the persistent tagging.