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Jackson County Commission approves funding for RV campsite at Stevenson Park
Jackson County Commission approves a new RV site in Stevenson By Stefante Randall | March 15, 2021 at 7:10 PM CDT - Updated March 15 at 7:11 PM
STEVENSON, Ala. (WAFF) - The town of Stevenson is hoping a new $25,000 investment will pay off by bringing in more revenue.
Last week the Jackson County Commission approved $25,000 in funding to help create a new campsite at Stevenson Park.
That money comes from the Jackson County Commission.
Adding an RV site to the park has been a hope of city leaders for years.
Mayor Rickey Steele said funding was hard to come by, so he decided to reach out to the Jackson County Commission for help.
A budding attraction Share CLOSE The beauty of winter jasmine, which is now widely seen in Beijing, is amplified by the red walls and green tiles of the city s historical buildings.[Photo provided to China Daily]
As the drab gray of winter is on the wane, Beijing prepares to dazzle visitors and residents alike with the floral finery of springtime, Yang Feiyue reports.
Beijing has four distinct seasons. Spring is time for the capital city to dress in blossoms. It might be common to enjoy the fragrance of flowers elsewhere, but in Beijing, they can be appreciated alongside the ancient buildings nestled among them.
WHO knew there was a dovecote hidden in the heart of Hurworth almost opposite the Spar shop? Dorothy Nattrass did, because it overlooks the walled garden which is now the home of Flowers by Nattrass. Dorothy and her late husband, Ronald, came to the village in the late 1950s when Ronald got a job as gardener for Mr Parsons, a Stockton sweet factory owner, who lived in the Old House in Hurworth, and kept white fantail doves in the square cote. “My husband used to go into the dovecote to check to see if any rogue pigeons had got in,” says Dorothy. “If they had, he would give them to Mr Parsons who would release them on his way to the sweet factory.”
So long 2012! Celebrate New Year s Eve with a bang in London
16th Dec 2012 2:48pm | By Marianne Mullin It’s been an immense year for London, so don’t even think about leaving the capital when it comes to seeing it out
2012 has been London’s year – from the frenzied Jubilee celebrations to the better-than-ever-imagined Olympics.
So contemplating not being in the capital to say farewell to the year in which London excelled would be foolish.
And make sure you do it in style; forget moaning that New Year’s Eve is overhyped and settling for an old man’s boozer.