Community police event Weaverville


Te Weaverville Police Depart-


ment recognizes the importance of police and community partner- ships. To that extent, the department


is inviting all town citizens to an event at 6 pm on Monday (Aug. 30)


and Tuesday (Aug. 31) at the com- munity room at Weaverville Town Hall that will highlight the roles the department fills in the community. Tere will be equipment dis-


plays, information about traffic, safety, community police and ABC


enforcement, child identification, senior citizen safety and residential and business security. For more information, call 645-


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register and fled the store, but they were unable to get the cash drawer open. After breaking free of the skir-


mish, Brown flagged down a patron in the parking lot. Tey were able to grab the license plate of the suspects


as they sped off. Deputies from the Buncombe


County Sheriff’s Office responded, and investigators were able to track down the suspects after they wrecked a short time later. Andrea Dawn Minardi and Lind- sey Paige Metcalf were arrested and


charged with robbery and assault. Brown, who has been with the


store for more than two years, did not want the attention at first, but she said she now sees the experience as an opportunity to let others know of their options in similar harrowing circumstances.


‘Kids For Christ’ First Baptist Church in Weaver-


ville is hosting an ongoing program called “Kids For Christ” from 2:30 pm to 7:15 pm every Wednesday. It is a special ministry sponsored


by the volunteers of the church in order to involve the children in rec- reation, study hall, hand bells, Bi- ble activities and Children’s Choir. A snack is served upon arrival,


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and adults are on hand to assist with homework. A family supper prepared by church members is available at 5:45 pm for those who wish to fellowship together at a cost of $3.50 for adults and $2 per


child. Weaverville Primary School,


Weaverville Elementary School and North Windy Ridge School buses deliver children to the church each Wednesday. Parents must write a note to the schools to give their permission for their child to arrive at the church. Permission slips can be picked


up at the church and must be filled out before a child may attend the program. Call the church office at 645-6720 for more information.


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