| 111th Year, 12th Issue | Thursday, November 4, 1999 | Sparta, North Carolina |
Incumbents win in town council electionTwo incumbents and one newcomer captured three open seats on the Sparta Town Council in a non-partisan election Tuesday, according to unofficial returns.
ADAP lends a handADAP volunteers cleaned up leaves at New River Country Cares in Sparta. The effort, held last week, was in conjunction with Make a Difference Day.Man stabbed at Twin Oaks motelA Hispanic man was transported to the hospital with a knife wound after an argument erupted between two men at a local motel Monday night, according to a report filed by Deputy Bryan Maines of the Alleghany County Sheriff's Department. |
Tax office moves; cleanup continuesThe Alleghany County Tax Office is relocating to a commercial building at the intersection of West Whitehead and Jones streets while a work team continues to work removing lead-based paint from the offices at the courthouse.Town tables retirement; plans to mirror countySparta Town Council took no action on a retirement plan that was presented by Town Manager Tom Douglas Monday night, instead sending the plan back to Douglas to be reworked.Read this week's Reality Check!The Alleghany News |
Blevins bids council a fond adieuFor 10 years, Councilman Bill Blevins has occupied the same seat on Sparta's Town Council.Plant's closing delayedBassett-Walker in Sparta announced to employees Monday of plans to continue work at the sewing plant through the month of February.Two Region D awards to be given in countyZachary Bennett of Sparta will receive an award from the Region D Council of Government for work he completed over the summer, according to Benita Hampton of Alleghany County Job Link.
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