No tax increase in Waynesville budget

It's starting to sound like a broken record in Haywood County as North Carolina’s municipal budget season comes to a close — a growing economy finally out of the grips of the Great Recession has offered slightly higher revenues even after a disappointing revaluation in 2017, but skyrocketing insurance costs are taking a huge toll on local governments.

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