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Recommended Hickory Budget Includes an 8 5% Increase Over the Current Year s Budget

On Tuesday, May 16 Hickory City Manager Warren Wood delivered his Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-2024 Recommended Budget to Hickory City Council members on May 16. The R

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Catawba County commissioner: I didn t get elected to double my taxes

Property values are up in Catawba County and so is the pressure on the county’s elected leaders.

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Hickory city manager: Applying current tax rate to new property value is a miscalculation

Hickory’s city manager said he will advise the city council to change the tax rate in light of a substantial increase in many property values.

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Pedestrian bridge install marks beginning of busy year for Hickory trail system

With the installation of the pedestrian bridge frame over U.S. Highway 321, the city of Hickory is moving closer to completion of a new system of walkways known as the

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Hickory council says goodbye to Ward 4 representative, announces application process for filling vacancy

The Hickory City Council bid farewell to Councilman David Williams and set out their approach for filling his soon-to-be vacant seat at Tuesday’s council meeting.

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