Ronda Dissolution Off to Divisive Start

Why the small town of Ronda, North Carolina, appears headed for dissolution

The town of Ronda, North Carolina, is rich in history, just not much else. The post Why the small town of Ronda, North Carolina, appears headed for dissolution appeared first on Cardinal & Pine.

A North Carolina town founded in 1907 has voted to begin dissolving itself after years of financial trouble; Ronda could lose its municipal status by June 2027 and become part of unincorporated Wilkes County

Ronda, a small town in North Carolina, is facing financial challenges prompting officials to consider dissolution. With severe fiscal issues like late audits and budget violations, the local government is under scrutiny. Despite efforts to resolve these problems, town leaders believe dissolution might be necessary for long-term viability. Residents may face changes to services currently provided due to the dissolution process.

Ronda beyond help? NC town appears headed for dissolution.

Town officials have voted to move toward dissolving Ronda, based on advice from NC Local Government Commission. But some still hold out hope. Ronda beyond help? NC town appears headed for dissolution. is a story from Carolina Public Press, an award-winning independent newsroom. Our breakthrough journalism shines a light on the critical overlooked and under-reported issues facing North Carolina’s more than 11 million residents. Please consider ma…

Ronda dissolution off to divisive start

A remote meeting between Ronda board members and N.C. Local Government Commission (LGC) representatives on Ronda’s dissolution was ended soon after it began Friday by an LGC official when the unopposed candidate for Ronda mayor this year refused to leave…