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In Newton, our public spaces can be so much more than they are today.

Small businesses are the backbone of Newton.

Newton must take care of what we already have before adding something new.

Our taxes go up but we don't see the results. Roads still need repair, services still lag and Downtown still feels quite. Newton deserves better

When recognition becomes tradition it changes how people see Newton and themselves.

Building a Better Newton from the Ground Up Every community deserves leadership that not only listens — but acts . For too long, we’ve accepted “good enough” as the standard for city operations, communication, and maintenance. But Newton deserves more than good enough. It deserves excellence. The truth is simple: The city of Newton isn’t broken — it’s neglected. Potholes linger, city wide updates are sporadic, and communication with residents feels one-directional. It’s time

A DIY Help Program where neighbors, volunteers, skilled tradespeople come together to help with small home projects.

Blueprint is the first draft, not the finished product. Growth doesn't have to erase our history.

Newton is changing. Some families have lived here for generations. Others have just arrived. Both groups matter deeply to Newton's future.

Every small city needs an identity. It's what draws visitors, and keeps residents engaged.

Our history gives Newton its identity. But our future depends on whether we use that history as a springboard for growth or treat is as a relic.

Why small fixes matter they are the difference between pride and frustration.

Looking for a balance: a safe, affordable place to raise a family

Sometimes it feels like improvements pile up in just one part of town, while others wait too long for even the basics.

Recognition should be something the whole city celebrates.

Todays blog was always meant to be about unity.-About our neighborhoods, our schools and the challenges of keeping a community together.

Every day roughly 156 people move to the Charlotte area. What is Newton doing to Capture some of this energy?

Too often residents feel left out of the conversation.

Newton is a community with incredible potential — but right now, our systems are stuck in the past. Outdated tools make life harder for...

By Kassandra Gray I’m thrilled to officially announce my candidacy for Newton City Council. Though I’ve only lived in Newton for a short...