Asheboro property taxes almost entirely on public safety
For the first time, almost 100% of Asheboro property taxes will go toward public safety.
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Asheboro officials talk budget and future of the city
Asheboro officials come together to talk about the 2022-2023 fiscal year budget.
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Randolph County officials anticipate data to help serve populations
As the 2020 Census data is released, Randolph County officials will use trends to serve different populations in need.
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Randolph County Confederate statue's fate still uncertain
Following the racial protests of last year, some Asheboro residents are still wondering if anything will happen to the Confederate statue on the Randolph County Historic Courthouse property. In July 2015, the NC General Assembly passed Senate Bill 22, the Historic Artifact Management and Patriotism Act, which prevents the removal of monuments such as the Confederate statue. Although this legislature may have halted any immediate plans to relocate the statue it doesn't change the tumultuous history it has left behind. 'Honor all veterans' Chip Foust, president of the Randolph County NAA...
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