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An idea to purchase Market Square Shopping Center behind the historic courthouse was given the green light Tuesday by the fiscal court. After coming out of an executive session to discuss the possibility of future acquisition or sale of real property, a motion was made by magistrate Thomas Bouldin to move forward with talking to Houchenâs Industries about purchasing the property which has several tenents for $750,000. Bouldinâs motion drew a unanimous vote of approval but is contingent upon meeting all statutory requirements of the county to purchase property, including but not limited to, a building and deed inspection, appraisal, and possible asbestos cleanup. ....
1 of 17 Stan Ray helps his grandson, Carter Sampson reel in a 16 inch bass at Rising Sun Community Pond during the Rising Sun Chamber of Commerce Fishing Derby Saturday. CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY JANE BELLMYER Carter Sampson, 6, poses with his dad Robert Sampson to show off the 16 inch bass he pulled from Rising Sun Community Pond Saturday. CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY JANE BELLMYER Stan Ray said he was more excited than his grandkids to be fishing at the Rising Sun Community Pond Saturday. He gave his grandson Carter Sampson a congratulatory hug for his successful catch in the Rising Sun Chamber of Commerce Fishing Derby. ....
The sun is shining, a light breeze rustles buds on leafless branches, and a family out for a Saturday stroll takes in music lilting through their neighborhood. In the parking lot, a man sells handcrafted cutting boards, a woman sells her own variety of sugar scrubs. An array of artisans and craftspeople are set up outside Hop Atomica brewery selling their wares at the establishment’s recently launched monthly farmers market. Hop Atomica hosts its next market on Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. with some of Savannah’s finest organic growers, small-batch food-makers, and independent craftspeople. “Market day helps bring our neighborhood together,” said Mary Watson, the brewery’s executive chef and general manager. “We’ve been doing it about four months now, and it’s nice to see how people turn out to support these independent vendors. Of course, it’s also great we have live music on market day.” ....