While I was overjoyed and overwhelmed with the immense outpouring of support (including a very respectable amount of money raised), I would not have been able to mount the kind of race I wanted to in 2019.
For a refresher, go here:
Nick Vaughn forms exploratory committee, then joins anti-KKK protesters in Madison.
Nick would have been a vital presence in the 2019 municipal campaign cycle, but he has ample time to push his boat into the water.
Meanwhile, he's writing a book.
ANNOUNCEMENT: The idea of Community First is something I have been thinking about for a long time. What does it mean? How do we put our Community First? What does putting our Community First look like, specifically in Small Town America?
With that being said, I am pleased to announce that over the past year, I have been writing a book. This book is going to consist of ideas, policy suggestions, and an overall vision I have developed not only for New Albany, but all small towns and cities like New Albany.
I hope that you will join me on this journey and look out for more information. A free chapter will be coming soon along with pre-order information.
The official web page is sparse as yet, but bookmark it for future reference.
COMMUNITY FIRST: A VISION FOR SMALL TOWN AMERICA, by Nick Vaughn
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