Weldy has announced a campaign for Idaho’s District 6 Senate seat, drawing attention to a local race that could shape regional politics. While the full text of this story is not publicly available, the run demonstrates an intriguing development for local voters.
Two letter-writers share strikingly similar concerns about an ICE facility in Merrimack, urging Governor Ayotte to reconsider her approach. Both caution that following the president’s path on immigration enforcement could have broader implications for the state.
On February 9, the Preston City Council gathered for its latest session, opening with comments from Councilmembers Todd Thomas and Terry Larson. The meeting aimed to address various local matters, staying focused on civic and political concerns.
Gering’s city council recently voted to move forward with a controversial zoning change at Five Rocks and Country Club, despite strong pushback from local residents. While details are limited, concerns have been raised about the potential effects this change will have on the community’s future.
Longtime council member Mark Legband has announced his bid for the Ward 1 seat on the Fremont City Council. The former councilman, who served eight years before stepping away in 2022, seeks to bring his experience back to local government.
Mullins has announced a bid for Rockdale State Court Judge, highlighting a deep commitment to leadership in local justice. Citing the need to serve community members in both courtrooms and neighborhoods, the campaign underscores the incremental and collective nature of fair rulings. This candidacy places Rockdale politics at the intersection of service and integrity.
In downtown Lewiston, participants in a March for Life spoke out against abortion, emphasizing the importance of protecting what they called the sanctity of life. They urged local communities to consider adoption and expand pregnancy resources for those navigating unplanned pregnancies.
Minutes after the Punta Gorda City Council adopted a civility pledge at a recent meeting, a resident tested its boundaries. Tim Ritchie’s raised voice during his allotted time underscored the challenges of ensuring respectful discourse in local government.
In Concord, New Hampshire, the mayor’s description of Ward 5 city councilor Stacey Brown as an “agent of chaos” has sparked an impassioned defense. One dedicated neighbor, who has known Brown for a decade, points to her military service and diligent commitment to the city as evidence that she is anything but chaotic.
Atlantic City officials have announced $400,000 in rental and utility assistance for local residents. This measure aims to offer immediate relief to those struggling to pay rent and cover essential utilities.
