Tyson Moultrie

I am willing to listen to Tyson Moultrie. Perhaps on his first time out, he was a bit too aggressive. We all make mistakes. Perhaps he's learned from his.

New Bedford's Richard Tyson Moultrie ran for mayor in 2019 and he lost. He is now going to run for the New Bedford City Council according to OCPF documents.

Bad weather and the lack of a competitive mayor's race kept turnout low.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell made history Tuesday night and led the incumbent candidates in a clean sweep of all challengers.

After a week spent out of the country, Marcus Ferro returned to the SouthCoast finding a lot had happened in local politics while he was gone.

The public has abdicated in its responsibility to do something about it.

Tyson Moultrie has a lot of questions to answer and too little time to assure voters that he is on the level.

Trying to keep up with the various claims of a politician currently going by the name Tyson Moultrie is exhausting. He lies until we all quit checking him out.

Moultrie has made 'pop-up' press conferences a key component of his campaign. On Friday, we learned that this strategy extends to radio interviews as well.

I had a fascinating interview with Mr. Moultrie on my radio program. He showed up to the station and demanded he be allowed on the air. I obliged him.