Engagement

Excerpt: Is it unfair for residents already within the MSD to continue paying the MSD tax when the MSD expansion failed because the Heath Ridge residents argued that they will not see Town benefits justifying the new MSD taxes?

Abby volunteered to help distribute young native trees at Wake Forest’s ForestFest.

Trees: Redbud, river birch, and pin oak.

Abby volunteered to to man the UFB’s tree care information booth at the Wake Forest Garden Club Festival.

Raffle: Composter

Abby volunteered to help distribute young native trees at Wake Forest’s ForestFest.

Trees: Pin oak, redbud, and pine.

Abby volunteered to help distribute young native trees during the Bradford Bounty Exchange.

Trees: Pawpaw, mulberry, oak, and more!

The Sustainability Plan

The Capital Blvd US-1 Toll

The Downtown Plan

Abby was a featured speaker at the Wake Forest Area Republican Club

Abby volunteered to man the Wake GOP voter information booth at Precinct 19-11.

Abby attended the Wake Forest State of the Town Dinner and Address.

Abby hosted “Constitution Alive!” over Zoom, available for free for all interested ages.

After the Town of Wake Forest failed to engage in any public outreach regarding the Social District implementation, Abby created her own survey and personally doorknocked for resident feedback.

As a member of the Wake Forest Guild of Artists, Abby had the opportunity to have her art displayed in Frabjous Cafe.

Abby graduated the Town of Wake Forest’s Inaugural Citizens Academy

Abby graduated the Town of Wake Forest’s Planning 101.

As a member of the Wake Forest Guild of Artists, Abby had the opportunity to beautify a sewer structure.

There are 10 copies of “The Antediluvians,” Abby’s first book in the trilogy, in the Wake County Public Library System.

Abby’s young adult novel “The Antediluvians” was featured in 27587 magazine.

Abby held a book-reading event at Storytellers for her first young adult novel, “The Antediluvians,” a science fiction/action adventure of a young Utahraptor who must save her valley from an illegitimate tyrant king using military technology from our near future.

While a Fellow with the Heartland Institute, Abby wrote an op-ed reviewing the actions taken by North Carolina Governor Josh Stein, an analysis of how well he upholds his campaign promises, and an overview of the growing chasm between Republican and Democrat ideals.

Abby composed an analysis of the objective and purpose of No Kings, highlights Americans who could qualify as untouchable royalty, and presents a distillation of the logic behind the movement.

Abby was invited to join internet station Blue Ridge Liberty Radio. Abby’s segment, “LIFTing North Carolina,” inspires listeners with Patriot Academy founder Rick Green’s LIFT Principles: Limited Government, Individual Liberty, Free enterprise, and timeless Truths.

“LIFTing North Carolina” airs Monday-Friday at approximately 8:50 AM, 12:50 PM, and 5:50 PM, and Saturday at approximately 8:50 AM, with a new episode every Wednesday.

While Abby was a Fellow at the Heartland Institute, she wrote a policy tip sheet recommending the return of federally owned lands back to the management of states.

This op-ed was distributed to legislators nationwide.

From time to time, as the North Carolina General Assembly passes legislation, Abby will give updates on new and upcoming laws.

Additionally, every election season, Abby will provide non-partisan candidate information sheets so congregants will be informed voters.

When legislation is being considered at the state and federal levels, Abby distributes comprehensive info sheets and form letters for the interested and involved when they contact their elected officials.

Abby traveled to see the Washington Monument Light Show celebrating America’s 250th birthday.

Abby attended the Pro-Family Legislative Network’s conference for legislators nationwide.

Abby went on a tour of the Wallbuilders museum, where she had the opportunity to handle several artifacts from American history.

Abby graduated from the Patriot Academy National Leadership Congress, a five-day event where students engage in simulated legislative sessions. Abby’s original bill, “Term Limits for NC Legislators,” did not make it out of committee before the end of the Congress.

Abby attended the inaugural Patriot Academy Summer Intensive, where she graduated Constitutional Defense.

Abby saw the Monument to Our Forefathers in Plymouth, MA, a statue initiated by the Pilgrims and the largest solid granite monument in America.

Abby attended the reenactment of the Shot Heard Around the World’s 250th anniversary in Lexington, MA.

Abby took a tour of General Stonewall Jackson’s headquarters in Winchester, VA, as part of her research for her fourth young adult novel.

Abby graduated from the Patriot Academy National Leadership Congress, a five-day event where students engage in simulated legislative sessions. Abby’s original bill, “K.A.S.T.L.E.,” was ‘signed into law.’

Abby graduated from the Patriot Academy Northeast Regional Leadership Congress, a three-day event where students engage in  simulated legislative sessions. Abby’s original bill, “State Medical Sovereignty,” was an overwhelming success.

Abby was invited to join the American Journey Experience tour of Israel as an alumni of the American Journey Experience program.

Abby toured the AAF tank museum in Danville, VA, where she had the opportunity to descend into and explore several tanks in their collection.

Abby traveled to Washington, DC for the Forward Conference. While she was there, she had the opportunity to revisit several monuments and buildings.

Abby attended the American Journey Experience by Wallbuilders and MercuryOne, a two-week intense dive into American history and how the US Constitution remains extremely relevant today.