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We cover the stories that matter to Jackson County, North Carolina. From local government and community affairs to the heartbeat of the mountains, The Black Rabbit Collective brings you direct conversations on the issues shaping our home.Hosted by Steve. Rooted in Sylva.
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UPDATE: Jackson County Civic Forum takes place on SUNDAY 9/27 4-6PM Soil and Water Supervisor is one of the most overlooked races on your ballot. We are skipping the polished talking points to chat about local land, water, and everyday life in our mountains. An honest sit down to see who is actually asking for your vote.
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The Jackson County Commissioners called a special work session on Tuesday night to discuss the Sheriff's Department concerns. We tuned in live on our TikTok channel. This is the full coverage in its entirety. The conversation primarily focused on a Deputy pay increase that all commissioners agreed with. It then quickly devolved into a discussion about what part of town contains the most dirty needle litter. Sheriff Farmer has big plans for arresting his way out of the drug problems around Jackson County. Starting with thoroughly breaking up any homeless camp he learns about. Do you agree with this approach to policing?
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The Jackson County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday night for a regular session. The docket features major zoning proposals and county infrastructure projects.We streamed the full meeting live. Join us as we watch your local government in action.KEY AGENDA TOPICS1-Year Data Center Moratorium (Ordinance O2026-02)Planning Director Michael Poston presents an ordinance for a full one-year development freeze on data centers. County staff will study environmental impacts and draft new development standards.$9.6M Detention Facility Expansion GMP (New Business Item 5)The Board reviews the Guaranteed Maximum Price proposal from Vannoy Construction. The package covers site work plus building construction and smoke evacuation systems. Total projected owner cost reaches $9.59M.$105M School Bond Order and Hearing Notice (Item 6 and Resolution R26-13)The Board introduces the $105M General Obligation School Bond order for district facilities. This action also schedules the official public hearing for September 1 2026 ahead of the November ballot referendum.Pine Creek Community Building Purchase Offer (New Business Item 4)The Board reviews an official purchase offer for the county facility.Youth Arts Festival Hayride Permit (Ordinance O2026-01)The Board considers temporary traffic regulations for the annual community event on September 19 2026.
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The Jackson County Board of Commissioners is voting on massive structural changes tonight and The Black Rabbit Collective is tracking every second. From the final vote on the controversial library room restrictions to a public hearing setup for a $105 Million school bond referendum that carries a heavy property tax hike your public spaces and wallet are on the line.Plus we are pulling back the curtain on the performative data center moratorium hypocrisy while tracking the Sheriff's department retention crisis and exposing the backroom political theater happening this election year.Join our live watch party and drop your thoughts in the chat. Don't miss The Fourth Minute as reporter John Herrera broadcasts live with on-scene interviews from the sidewalk outside.Agenda Highlights:Public Comment: The 3-minute limit vs The Fourth Minute overtimePublic Safety: Sheriff Doug Farmer’s Pay & Retention ReportThe Moratorium: The data center ban vs AI Flock road surveillanceThe Lockdown: The final vote on the Sylva & Cashiers library room policiesThe Bond: The $105M school improvement plan and the trailer debateSubscribe and hit the notification bell to stay locked into local accountability.
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It sounds like a bad joke, but the commissioners are officially moving forward with a policy to block the general public from reserving library community rooms. If this passes regular folks and local groups are completely locked out of public spaces that our tax dollars already paid for.This policy is guaranteed to turn the public comment podium into a total battleground on July 7th. Watch exactly how our elected officials try to justify closing these doors on the community.
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