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Daniel Walton

Reporter · US

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Jul 16, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Daniel Walton

    Asheville adjusts tax rate in response to state reappraisal law (opens the original)

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    The property tax rate change that Asheville City Council adopted Wednesday evening won’t increase the amount of money coming in to local government. But according to Mayor Esther Manheimer, it does add “a lot to the confusion in the process and creates distrust.” As City Attorney Brad Branham explained in a presentation to Council, the move was nevertheless necessary due to recent action by the state General Assembly. Legislators adopted two bills that together prevent Buncombe County from using

  2. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Daniel Walton

    AI is creeping into WNC governments, but policies on how to use it vary (opens the original)

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    When Asheville’s Assistant City Manager Ben Woody sits down to consider complex community feedback or the intricacies of development proposals, he’s rarely working by himself. Instead, he has been partnering with a digital twin: Gemini, Google’s generative artificial intelligence assistant. On Asheville’s ongoing Anti-Displacement and Affordable Housing Project, for example, Gemini summarized the tangled strands of discussion that took place during a stakeholder workshop with at least 18 partici

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Daniel Walton

    Through anti-displacement project, Asheville hopes to prevent existing residents from being priced out (opens the original)

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    As Asheville’s government attempts to manage growth, its leaders are mindful of an underlying tension between two groups: those who would like to be residents of the city, and those who already are. In March of this year, the city began a conscious effort to balance those priorities. Now three months in, Asheville’s Anti-Displacement and Affordable Housing Project has outlined how the municipal government plans to increase residential development while minimizing its challenges for existing neig

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