I have a Stepheny story to tell you. My daughter, Claire Greer, Ph.D., was Director of Education and Principal at Northeast Wyoming BOCES, a residential public school serving children with special needs. One of the students was a ten-year-old autistic boy who found comfort in music. Occasionally, when he became upset, Claire would come and … Continue reading You Should Sing in the Talent Show: a reflection on the 2027 Rocky Mount elections →

"A conversation worth having. Every council member makes decisions that affect every resident of Rocky Mount. Is it time to rethink how we elect them?"

As the 2027 election begins to appear on Rocky Mount’s horizon, a familiar sentiment is gaining momentum. “Throw them all out.” The frustration behind those words is understandable. Citizens see neighborhoods that need attention, commercial corridors that struggle to reach their potential, opportunities that seem to slip away, and problems that persist year after year. … Continue reading If Rocky Mount Wants Change, Ward 1 is where the case for change is strongest. →