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Ashton Smith currently works at Citrix in downtown Raleigh. She is the board chair for the Friends of the City of Raleigh Museum, serves on the board of the Downtown Housing Improvement Corporation and volunteers her time with a number of other local nonprofits, including the Downtown Raleigh Alliance and the Urban Land Institute. She is currently running as the challenger in District D.
DeAntony Collins is the general president at the consulting and training firm Association of the Aces, and prior to that worked as a teacher and marketing ambassador for Bright Horizons. and was a nominee for Raleigh’s 2015 Human Relations Award. Collins is running as a challenger in District E.
Bonner Gaylord works for local developer Kane Realty, where he currently serves as the general manager of North Hills. He was first elected to City Council in District E in 2009. He serves on the Comprehensive Planning Committee, and was the Inaugural Chair for the Technology and Communication Committee. He is running as the incumbent in District E.
Edie Jeffreys is a software professional at SAS in Cary. She has been active in the Five Points Citizens Advisory Council for more than 15 years and currently serves on its Leadership Committee. She is also a founding member of the neighborhood advocacy organization “Community SCALE,” which encourages tree preservation. She is running as a challenger in District E.
Today we’re proud to announce the winner of last week’s SPARKconX photo competition! The winner will receive a $20 gift certificate to Reader’s Corner!
The Hillsborough Citizens Advisory Council on September 17 received clarification on the Wake County Transit Plan and the Raleigh Arts Plan.
The tenth annual SPARKcon festival was held this weekend in downtown Raleigh, drawing crowds in excess of 50,000 people.
Today on the Development Beat, we look at some recently issued renovation permits!
Following their success last year, Wake County Parks is hosting its second annual Instagram photo contest, where winners will need to scour the county’s numerous parks and greenways in search of the elusive perfect shot.
Attendees at last week’s South Citizens Advisory Council meeting continued to try to find consensus about the best way to slow traffic on Cross Link Road between Garner Road and Dandridge Drive.
