Voters Celebrate, Contemplate Historic Election
Jubilance swirled through Jackson’s Town Square on Saturday morning. After four anxiety-filled days, the results of a historic presidential election were in.
A (Seventh) Penny for Your Thoughts
State budget reductions coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic have officials scrambling for alternative funding sources. Jackson Town Councilor Arne Jorgensen argues why a seventh penny of sales tax is the right solution.
Candidates Struggle to Address Jackson’s Political Representation Woes
During a political forum for mayor and town council, many candidates revealed a blind spot when they were asked about the dearth of women, Latinx people in local politics.
Chambers, Kudar Advance to General Election
Voters will have two additional candidates to consider for town races.
Voters Approve SPET Measures Up and Down Ballot, Barring One for Lady Justice
[Editor’s note: On November 6, county election officials found a bundle of additional 77 absentee ballots that had not been counted. Officials counted those ballots and added them to the unofficial results. They increased the voter turnout percentage by 1% but...Our Sponsors
