Former Holly Springs Councilwoman To Run For Cherokee Commission Chair
Jacqueline Archer said she's "ready to get to work" and return to elected office.
Former Holly Springs City Councilwoman Jacqueline Archer has declared her candidacy to run for the Cherokee County Commission chairperson. Archer plans to qualify as a Republican and run for the seat. Archer, who said she's ready to "get to work," added she "looks forward to the opportunity to serve the residents of Cherokee County." She noted she appreciates the support and encouragement of residents who are already supporting her. The seat is currently held by incumbent Buzz Ahrens, who has not indicated any plans to run for re-election. Archer was elected to the Holly Springs City Council in 2001 and served for nearly a decade. She's a current member of the Cherokee County Development Authority, the constitutional authority tasked with…
Becky B
2:54 pm on Thursday, April 18, 2013
Just what this county needs! Like she didn't do enough damage in her 10 years on the Holly Springs City Council. Thanks to her and her cohorts on the council they have increased our taxes with their rubber stamping of every annexation and zoning that came before them. If she gets elected say goodbye to low taxes and great quality of life! more ›