Currently, the board members each make $14,559 and the chairman is paid $18,250 a year. None receive a separate travel allowance. In his role as Lenoir County Manager, Jarman makes $100,931. Commissioner J. Mac Daughety said without the board doing an annual review, its difficult to know if the pay is appropriate.
Wagram, North Carolina. (Redirected from Wagram, NC) Wagram is a town in Scotland County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 840 at the 2010 Census.
Shortly after construction of the town center began, the Atlanta, Birmingham, and Atlantic Railroad came through. The railroad was economically important to the town and the county because it provided quicker access to distant markets, and Wadley became a shipping center. By 1910, the population had reached 426.