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Council votes to begin paving part of Katherine Davis Park, votes against parking around Arendell and Evans streets - Vimarsana News

Council votes to begin paving part of Katherine Davis Park, votes against parking around Arendell and Evans streets

MOREHEAD CITY — Two motions to increase public parking options in downtown Morehead City were discussed and voted on at the Morehead City town council's regular meeting on Tuesday night

Petition drive seeks to reverse Katherine Davis Park paving - Vimarsana News

Petition drive seeks to reverse Katherine Davis Park paving

MOREHEAD CITY - Jay Davis, the grandson of Katherine Davis, the namesake of a downtown Morehead City park recently embroiled in debates with the city council, presented a petition Monday

Narrow vote paves way for new downtown Morehead City parking - Vimarsana News

Narrow vote paves way for new downtown Morehead City parking

MOREHEAD CITY - Parking in the downtown area of Morehead City will soon be less congested following a narrow vote by town council.

EDITORIAL: Katherine Davis Park, an oasis 'till it's gone | Editorials - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Katherine Davis Park, an oasis 'till it's gone | Editorials

As Morehead City’s town council considered paving a portion of the Katherine Davis Park during its July 11 meeting, one observer remarked that it reminded her of the lyrics from

Morehead City Council tables final parking lot decision at Katherine Davis Park - Vimarsana News

Morehead City Council tables final parking lot decision at Katherine Davis Park

MOREHEAD CITY - A park in the heart of Morehead City will remain unchanged following a contentious debate Tuesday, July 11, by town council members.