Woodfin Reynolds Mountain breaks ground on new phase


From left to right, Reynolds Mountain strategic partner Scott Neely, Woodfin Alderman Debbie Giezentanner, Woodfin Alderman Jackie Bryson, Woodfin Mayor Jerry VeHaun, Woodfin Alderman Don Hensley and Reynolds Mountain developer Kirk Boone break ground Tuesday (Nov. 9) on the newest phase of the Reynolds Village development in Woodfin. The $30 million project will feature 201 luxury apartments and nearly 65,000 square feet in street level office, retail and restaurant space in six buildings. The first building is scheduled for completion in early 2011. This project will provide the primary element of the planned downtown corridor for the Town of Woodfin in Reynolds Village.


Landscaping can help prevent fires


Glenn Palmer, a past president of


the Botanical Gardens in Asheville, presented a seminar Oct. 23 at the Weaverville Fire Station about landscaping tips that can protect homes from wildfire dangers, an occurrence that peaks during the late fall, winter and early spring in Western North Carolina. A few of these were to rake up and dispose of plant litter, dead branch-


es and leaves as they build up over the season and to keep vegetation away from power lines, chimneys, roofs and structures. Te Weaverville Tree Board


sponsored the seminar. Further information may be found at ces. ncsu.edu/forestry/pdf/ag/firewise landscaping.pdf.


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Free solar workshop


First Light Solar of Asheville


will host a free workshop on the economics of solar energy from 6 - 7 pm on Tuesday (Nov. 16) and Wednesday (Nov. 17) at the Weav- erville Library. For more informa- tion, call 350-3993.


17th annual


craft bazaar Te 17th annual Christmas


Craft Bazaar will be held from noon to 7 pm on Friday (Nov. 12) and 9 am to 3 pm on Satur- day (Nov. 13) in the fellowship hall of the Weaverville United Methodist Church. More than 25 vendors will be selling unique, one-of-a-kind items. Santa Claus will visit with the children. Te Missions Committee of Weaver- ville United Methodist Church sponsors the event. For informa- tion, call 645-2367.


North Buncombe Hero


Tis week’s Heroes of the Week are all the veterans who have served


this country. Teir selfless service protects this country’s citizens. Some have endured great hardships, separation from family and dras- tically altered lifestyles. Some have experienced the horrors of war. Many have given their lives. All sacrificed something so that we could enjoy the freedoms we have today. It would be a stretch to believe that their extraordinary accomplishments are mere coincidence and not due to the discipline, motivational skills, calmness under pressure and other leadership traits that are instilled in every man and woman who has served in the military. Te veterans of this country are Heroes of the Week, every week.


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