Is Washington big enough to be Little? | Eastern NC Now

Is Washington big enough to be Little? That was the issue put to the Washington City Council by its "branding" experts at the November council meeting.

ENCNow
    Publisher's Note: This article originally appeared in the Beaufort Observer.

    Is Washington big enough to be Little? That was the issue put to the Washington City Council by its "branding" experts at the November council meeting. The brand of "Little Washington" was the cornerstone of the presentation but it seemed to evoke some reservations by the Mayor, outgoing councilman Gil Davis and perhaps others. Thus, that is an issue to be resolved in the "branding process." It was suggested that the effort should be to seek to determine if most people could "learn to live with it" or how many people might simply could not live with the "Little" moniker. To do that, we would suggest that if you have not participated in the process to date that you may want to watch the presentation made to the council and then become involved in the planning process. As you watch the videos below you may want to download the following file which is a .pdf version of the slides used in the presentation. Click here to download the presentation slides.

    The first video clip begins the presentation:



    The second video clip concludes the formal presentation and includes a brief discussion by council members:



    You will note that it was stated that the material will be available at the Visitors' Center on Market St. and that the Center would afford an opportunity for citizen participation in the process.
Go Back


Leave a Guest Comment

Your Name or Alias
Your Email Address ( your email address will not be published )
Enter Your Comment ( text only please )




Report on November School Board meeting City Governments, City of Washington, Government Beaufort County 300th Anniversary Committee Meets


HbAD0

Latest Government

“Social Security will implement this cost-of-living adjustment for 76 million Americans, giving them greater financial stability."
Please click on the link to access the agenda for the Monday, November 9, 2026 City Council Meeting.
The State Board of Elections is reminding voters that election officials are the best sources for accurate, reliable, and timely information about the voting process.

HbAD1

An illegal contract, lawsuit threats and illegal hiring process will not stop the truth from getting out
Could this be the worst contract in NC municipality history?
Please click on the link to access the agenda for the Tuesday, October 13, 2026 City Council Meeting.
The tour bus will make 63 stops across 13 states across the country, and will end on Election Day in November.
Organizations are quietly using foreign money to move the needle toward their preferred political outcomes.

HbAD2

Democrats are still calling Israel the biggest foreign lobby in America — and they’re using it to win the 2026 midterms.
Chief Justice John Roberts issued an administrative stay allowing the Trump administration to continue construction of the ballroom as SCOTUS waits.
Raleigh, N.C. — North Carolina State Board of Elections Executive Director Sam Hayes welcomes Allen Norfleet to the agency’s campaign finance leadership team.
n Aug. 17, President Donald J. Trump endorsed state Rep. Jennifer Balkcom, R-Henderson, who Republicans recently tapped to replace US Rep. Chuck Edwards on the ballot, to represent NC-11 in the upcoming 2026 mid-term election.
Prominent Democrats have fueled this climate with reckless rhetoric.
It's a perfect storm of the decline of local lumber industries and the policies put in place to (mis)manage Canadian forests.

HbAD3

 
 
Back to Top