It’s a matter of priorities: when we ensure Asheville is a safe, affordable, and sustainable home for our local families, makers, and creative workforce, we protect the very soul of our city. Supporting our residents and local industry first is how we build a future where everyone can thrive. Explore my platform below:
A music educator, small-business owner, founding member & former Station Manager of 103.3 AshevilleFM, and current City Councilmember since 2020, Kim has the leadership experience and courage to make difficult decisions in City Hall. Raised in deep poverty in the rural South, Kim moved to Asheville in 2006 after graduating from James Madison University with a degree in Music Industry.
Stay informed on the issues that matter most to our community. From City Council debriefs to deep dives on local policy, follow along as Kim shares her perspective on building a more equitable and transparent future for all of us.
I was interviewed by the firm engaging community members about what the UNCA campus should look like. Here are some excerpts from that conversation: Question 1 of 4: Should development
Thank you to our local media and organizations participating in voter education and engagement through questionnaires and forums! Linked here are my answers to: Asheville on Bikes, Mountain True, and
Transforming Grief into Action(En español abajo) Renee Nicole Good was a 37-year old mother and poet fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on Wednesday. I mourn Renee with
Real change happens when neighbors come together to take action. Whether you can knock on doors, host a yard sign, or help out with digital outreach, your time and talents are what make this grassroots campaign possible! Join our dedicated team today and help us build a stronger, more connected community for everyone.
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