Tonight marks a turning point for Waxhaw – The Waxhaw Wallop 2.0 – much like the first Waxhaw Wallop. Voters have spoken loud and clear — choosing stable growth, stable taxes, and most importantly, residents first. With the election of Daniel Farris (1,644 votes, 21.61%), Michael De Iulio (1,623 votes, 21.33%), and John Gemignani (1,619 […]
Vote for Full Representation — Vote Waxhaw Wall 2.0
It’s Election Day in Waxhaw, and the forecast couldn’t be better — perfect weather to get out and make your voice heard. Local elections decide who will shape Waxhaw’s future on issues that matter most: growth, roads, taxes, and transparency. The Waxhaw Wall 2.0 team is committed to restoring balance and full representation to our […]
When Three Votes is Not Enough
At our October 28th Board of Commissioners meeting, something important happened — not just about parking spaces, but about process, fairness, and respect for the rules that keep our local government transparent. During a discussion about a new parking configuration downtown, Commissioner Hall attempted to introduce and push through his own design on the spot. […]
The Waxhaw Wall 2.0: Building Accountability Brick by Brick
Last night’s Facebook Live event for The Waxhaw Wall 2.0 brought together candidates who are committed to building accountability. The 2.0 team made it clear: it’s time to give the people of Waxhaw the power to recall elected officials who betray the public trust. A Push to Modernize the Town Charter During the broadcast, the […]
Facebook Live with The Waxhaw Wall 2.0
Join us online on Sunday October 26th from 6pm till 7pm for a Waxhaw Wall 2.0 Facebook Live session with Mike, Dan, and John. Live streaming from Dan’s candidate page.
Waxhaw’s Pinocchio Report
In recent months, a wave of falsehoods has swept through Waxhaw — a toxic mix of rumor, fabrication, and deliberate misrepresentation. The people behind these lies, hiding behind anonymous social media accounts and candidates without a conscience, have shown that when you have no vision, lies and attacks are all that’s left. Here’s the Pinocchio […]