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Travis Broadhurst, left, cleans a grave with grandfather Robert Evans.
By Matt Tate
cataloguing the approximately 367 a database for the town to use as a re-
graves buried there, including settlers cord of everyone who is buried there.
One of the area’s most historic grave- John and Elizabeth Weaver. He credited his parents for pushing
yards is receiving some much-needed Broadhust, an eighth-grader at him toward receiving his Eagle Scout
TLC thanks to a local Boy Scout. North Buncombe Middle School, en- status, the highest honor for a Boy
Travis Broadhurst of Troop 15 is listed help from family and friends to Scout.
completing his Eagle Scout project by clean up parts of the cemetery that had “You have to work hard to get it
cleaning up Weaverville Cemetery and become overgrown. He is now creating done,” he said. He hopes to complete
the project by Christmas and will have
to go before a board of review and sub-
Boy Scouts to host annual barbecue
mit his work to the regional Boy Scout
office before the honor become official.
Boy Scout Troop 15 in Weaverville will hold its annual fundraising
He is also signifying the veterans
barbecue from noon to 7:30 pm on Saturday (Nov. 7) at the Weaver-
buried in Weaverville Cemetery. His
ville United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Main & Church
decision to honor the veterans was in
Never Miss
Street in downtown Weaverville.
part inspired by the troop’s annual ser-
The 50 scouts, who range in age from 11-17, plan to raise money for
vice of putting markers on the veterans’
camping equipment by selling slow-grilled pork barbecue, chicken,
graves at West Memorial Park. Another Opportunity
macaroni and cheese, beans, slaw, drinks and dessert. Entertainment,
Broadhurst’s mother, Laurel, said the
silent and live auction, prize drawings and to-go orders will be avail-
troop’s leaders have been outstanding In today’s economy you can’t afford to miss a call
able throughout the day. Tickets are $8 and children under 5 are free
in helping her son achieve his goal. She
or opportunity to connect with a customer.
with an adult. Tickets are available at the door. For more information,
said the troop has seen a high number
call 713-1339.
of its scouts achieve Eagle Scout status.
Our professional operators are ready to:
“In this troop, it has been amazing.
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Any relatives of veterans buried in
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