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New principal assignments North Buncombe


Heidi Allison, who has served as


assistant principal at Haw Creek and Hominy Valley Elementary schools since 2006, will replace Stephen Chandler as principal of Barnardsville Elementary School. Allison, who has a B.A. in elemen- tary education from Mars Hill and a M.S.A. in school administration from Western Carolina, has been a teacher and administrator with Buncombe County Schools since 2001. Chandler, who has


served as principal of Barnardsville Elemen- Weaverville


Several new additions to Web site


By Matt Tate Several new tweaks and up-


dates can be found on the Town of Weaverville Web site. On the home page of the town,


information about some of the town’s top industry companies, such as Arvato and Baldor, can be found.


In recent discussion about re-


vising the Web site, Councilman Doug Jackson said the town Web site should do more to highlight businesses and promote the town to both outside visitors and man- ufacturers. The Weaverville Police De-


partment has also revamped its section of the site and included more information about its up-


coming events and ongoing pro- grams.


tary since November 2004, will take the reins from Jacqueline By- erly to become principal at Can- dler Elementary, where he served as assistant principal from 2003- 04. Chandler has been with Bun- combe County Schools since 1990 as both a teacher and assistant principal. He has a B.A. in history from Mars Hill College, an M.A. in history from the University of Tennessee, and an Ed.S. in school administration from Western Car- olina. Byerly, who has served as princi-


pal of Candler Elementary School since July 2001, will become prin- cipal of North Windy Ridge In- termediate School, replacing the departing Debbie McDermott. Byerly has a B.S. in sociology/early childhood from UNC-Asheville and an M.A. in early childhood, as well as a certificate in administra- tion from Western Carolina Uni- versity.


She has been with Bun-


combe County Schools in a variety of positions since 1978.


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