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2025 Archive
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 […]
Our Achievements – Outvoted, Not Overruled
What We’ve Achieved Together Since you entrusted us with the honor of serving this community, we’ve taken bold action to bring honesty, transparency, and accountability back to Waxhaw. We were outvoted not overruled. Exposing Dishonesty From the start, we challenged the previous administration’s false claims. They tried to convince the public that opposing high-density rezoning […]
A Song for Waxhaw
Inspired by Hank Williams Jr.’s “A Country Boy Can Survive,” this local version celebrates the town’s small-town charm, its landmarks, and the community spirit that makes it special. From Mary O’Neil’s pub to Queens South pizza, from Cane Creek to the Waxhaw Museum, “Waxhaw Will Survive” pays tribute to the people and places that define […]
Lame Ducks Sell Out Waxhaw
The Olivia project in Waxhaw was forced through last night by three lame duck commissioners. They approved 302 apartments, even lowering the town’s parking standards to please the developer. Residents United, Commissioners Divided Citizens filled the room and spoke out against the plan. Commissioners Wedra and Daunt stood with them. Wedra moved to deny the […]
Diversity Without Integrity is Chaos
Principles Over Empty “Diversity” True leadership isn’t about chasing “diversity” for its own sake, but about championing excellence in decision-making. A mix of good and bad ideas may technically be diverse, but it is not progress. Waxhaw deserves leaders who stand for integrity, clarity, and accountability. Corruption is never a matter for compromise—leaders must have […]