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Old Fort Trails Project receives $2.5M for trail development - Vimarsana News

Old Fort Trails Project receives $2.5M for trail development

The U.S Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service, along with its community partners, announced Tuesday Camp Grier and its G5 Trail Collective initiative will receive $2.5 million from the state of

Commissioners hear further input on Avery CARES building - Vimarsana News

Commissioners hear further input on Avery CARES building

NEWLAND — Advocates for the preservation of the Avery CARES building returned to make their voices heard at the Avery County Board of Commissioners meeting on Monday, March 1, offering

Newland talks annexation, necessary policy updates - Vimarsana News

Newland talks annexation, necessary policy updates

NEWLAND — From discussing the possibility of a satellite annexation to looking at updating the town’s policies, procedures and ordinances, there was much on the agenda at the Newland Board

Newland Volunteer Fire Department seeks updated budget allotment from town - Vimarsana News

Newland Volunteer Fire Department seeks updated budget allotment from town

NEWLAND – The Newland Board of Alderman encountered another room-filling audience for its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 3. Newland residents and business stakeholders have increased their participation in

Town of Banner Elk opposes state zoning ordinance overreach - Vimarsana News

Town of Banner Elk opposes state zoning ordinance overreach

BANNER ELK — The Banner Elk Town Council reconvened for its monthly meeting on Monday, May 10, in a hybrid session, in which council members and the town manager discussed several bills in the General Assembly that could potentially limit the zoning authority of local municipalities. The evening’s agenda began with a public comment from Ted Silver, chairman of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, who asked the council to consider adopting a proclamation recognizing May as National Bike Month, as well as the 11th year of the International Ride of Silence. “We are deali...