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NC group that recruits and trains Democratic candidates has cleaned house - Vimarsana News

NC group that recruits and trains Democratic candidates has cleaned house

LEAD NC recruits candidates to run for office. Its executive director and other staff have left.

Source: wfae.org
Owners of cheaper homes will shoulder more of Mecklenburg County's new tax burden - Vimarsana News

Owners of cheaper homes will shoulder more of Mecklenburg County's new tax burden

Nearly all home values will be higher than they were four years ago, when the county last did a revaluation. But the value of homes on the cheaper end increased more sharply, especially in the city’s designated Corridors of Opportunity.

Source: wfae.org
Taxes could go up the most for lower-value properties after Mecklenburg County revaluation - Vimarsana News

Taxes could go up the most for lower-value properties after Mecklenburg County revaluation

Most property owners across Mecklenburg County will see a big jump in their tax bills after the 2023 revaluation. But the heaviest burden could fall on owners of lower-priced homes.

Source: wfae.org
Mecklenburg leader says 'OMG' about fuzzy Union boundary | Southcltweekly - Vimarsana News

Mecklenburg leader says 'OMG' about fuzzy Union boundary | Southcltweekly

Mecklenburg County commissioners react to news that Mecklenburg and Union counties recognize different county lines.

Where's the Union-Mecklenburg county line? Turns out, no one's quite sure. - Vimarsana News

Where's the Union-Mecklenburg county line? Turns out, no one's quite sure.

Mecklenburg County tax assessor Ken Joyner told county commissioners on Wednesday that the line between the two counties is in dispute because the maps they’re using don’t match. The problem first surfaced in 2001.

Source: wfae.org