Weaverville


Pub restaurant in works for fire station


By Matt Tate Lou Accornero, the developer


of the old fire station property in Weaverville, confirmed recent In- ternet rumors, saying a pub restau- rant is in the works for the South Main Street property. Te deal has not been signed,


but plans are moving forward with Joe Eckert, the owner of popular


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The front of the old fire station in Weaverville already has a new, updated look.


Asheville-based pub, Jack of the Wood. Eckert said it is too early in the


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providing care for small animals and horses


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Weaverville, Exit 15 off I-26 Mark Forde, DVM


Sue Reinecke, DVM 645-1616


process to say whether the Weaver- ville location will be another Jack of the Wood or an independent enterprise, but he envisions a space that brings together quality beer with good food and live music. “We are looking at a community


gathering place,” he said. Te restaurant would be located


at the front portion of the renovat- ed building. Accornero, who purchased the


space from the town last year, has been hard at work bringing back some of the space’s original ele- ments and adding new architec- tural flourishes. He and his construction crew


are in the process of attempting to rehabilitate some of the structure’s original brick. Accornero also has about 7,000 bricks from the Enka plant that was demolished in 2007 for design purposes. In addition to the possibility of


the restaurant, the developer has several ideas for the rest of the up- stairs space, including an artists’ gallery or a workout facility. Te downstairs will be three of-


fice space units. Accornero is thrilled with the


progression so far and the possibili- ties a new commercial venture in downtown Weaverville could hold. “Tere is not enough in Weaver-


ville for people to spend their day. Tis is trying to change that,” he said.


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