Buncombe school positions filled ASHEVILLE — The Buncombe County school board recently filled six key positions, vacancies created by a series of retirements.
June 11, 2013 - Asheville Citizen-Times
Mum’s the word: Public gives little feedback on Buncombe budget plan Buncombe County commissioners held a June 4 public hearing on their $337 million budget proposal, but they didn’t hear much from the public. Only a few residents stood up to the podium to make their views known during the short session. The plan for the 2013-14 fiscal year, which begins July 1, calls for raising the property tax rate by roughly 15 percent to cover a drop in property values ...
June 11, 2013 - Mountain Xpress
Tax time: Buncombe’s towns wrestle with budget season For cities and towns across North Carolina, it hasn’t been an easy budget season. A tax overhaul by the GOP-dominated General Assembly may leave many municipalities with reduced revenue, and in Buncombe County, a recent tax revaluation resulted in lower property values in almost every area except the city of Asheville and Black Mountain. Lower values mean less revenue, if property-tax rates stay ...
June 11, 2013 - Mountain Xpress
Mike Easley in WRAL.com Smiths' decision to expand in Buncombe County enhances our position as a world leader in the aerospace industry,Easley said in a statement. "When world-renowned companies such as Smiths Aerospace locate and grow here, it reinforces North...