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Block party brings vendors, performers


By Marilyn Payne Te Fourth of July WNC Block


Party returned to North Buncombe High School for the second straight year Sunday (July 4). From noon until dark, music


played as attendees enjoyed differ- ent festivities, while the North Bun- combe Youth Athletic Association baseball games were played on the school’s softball fields. Te block party included horse-


back rides, face painting, a per- forming group from Asheville Aeri- al Arts, food, ice cream and a main stage showcasing local bands. “[Sunday] is a perfect day for this


kind of event,” said Laura Ayers, area nature photographer. “It may not be as busy as it could be, but there’s no rain and it’s not too ter- ribly hot.” Randy Bassham, who heads up


the proposed Multi-Purpose Ath- letic Complex project for North Buncombe, organized the event again after the Town of Weaver- ville ended its fireworks and music celebration in 2009, although a downtown get-together featuring local vendors resurfaced this year in Weaverville. “Te Town of Weaverville had


to get rid of its Fourth celebration, so we decided to work with the county last year to use this space since it was empty on the Fourth,” Bassham said. “It worked so well last year that we’re back again and we plan to be here for many years celebrating with the community.” Vendors included Te Hop ice


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cream shop and Earth Fare, and a family from Florida serving gour- met fare from the GastroPod. “We found out about this festival


from the Web,” Carla Clausen said. Beginning at noon, the main


stage bill included T-Bone’s Kids, Buyaka, the Galen Kipar Project, Afromotive and Yo Mamma’s Big Fat Booty Band among others.


Hydrant testing


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partment will be testing fire hydrants beginning at 6 pm on Wednesday (July 14). Ar- eas that will be tested include Main Street, Weaver Boule- vard and Reems Creek Road.


Members of Boy Scout Troop No. 15 show their patriotism.


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