Clint Parker
Fire Will Set $15M Project’s End Date Back
An afternoon fire on Tuesday (November 10) at the Metropolitan Sewage District Treatment plant in Woodfin drew more than 25 fire departments from 5 counties. It also set back a $15 million project’s end by months.
Anyhow, Happy Thanksgiving 2020, Everyone!
According to reports, COVID-19 is raging, and all our shutdowns and mask-wearing seems to be in vain.
Harwood & Friends Raise Money for Kids
Barnardsville resident Eddie Harwood is no stranger to the impact that COVID-19 has had on his business. When he opened the Barn at Paint Fork as a music venue, he experienced much success.
Whether They Are Democrats Or Republicans
It will be interesting to see if the riots across the United States continue after the nation’s news media outlets declared former Vice President Joe Biden the presumptive next president.
Over Century Old Plaque Stolen
A Civil War-era placard was stolen sometime last week from the monument to which it was attached on the Madison County Courthouse grounds in downtown Marshall.
Fundraising Helps New Community Center
The new community center at Lake Louise is under a roof and well on its way to completion, according to Weaverville Town Manager.
Developers take notice
As part of last month’s consent agenda, the Town Council of Weaverville voted to change its way of collecting water system development fees, per state mandate.
A Last Tribute to My Best Friend
As a last tribute to my cousin, Paul Nizamian, I would like to submit this humorous article he wrote back in the ‘90s that I first published in May of 1995 in my first newspaper.
Progress Picking Up on Greenway
At the October monthly meeting, Woodfin Town Administrator Eric Hardy reported to the council that progress on the greenway and Silver-Line Park is moving forward.
Annual Cops for Kids, on but with Changes
The Weaverville Police Department is happy to announce that they are beginning their 18th Annual Cops for Kids program.