Greensboro City Council Is Tone Deaf — It’s Time for the People to Speak Out November
On April 15, 2025, Greensboro’s City Council delivered a slap in the face to over 2,000 residents of New Irving Park, siding with a developer against the very people they were elected to represent. Councilmember Zack Matheny passionately presented compelling arguments against the rezoning, yet his colleagues ignored the facts. Mayor Nancy Vaughan scolded concerned citizens instead of uniting them. As the council’s actions revealed a troubling disregard for public input, the community is left wondering: will November 2025 bring the change Greensboro desperately needs? It’s time to take back our city and elect leaders who truly listen.
The Choice is Clear: It’s Time for Fresh Leadership on Greensboro’s City Council
The mayor’s race in Greensboro is heating up, and it’s clear this election season will bring significant changes to our city’s leadership. With candidates like Mayor Pro Tem Marikay Abuzuaiter and former Mayor Robbie Perkins in the running, voters face a pivotal choice. This is not a moment for more of the same; it’s time for bold new thinking and fresh leadership. I bring over 45 years of real-world experience, a problem-solving mindset, and a commitment to making Greensboro safer and more prosperous. Let’s build a future that truly works for everyone—together. Your voice matters—let’s make it count!