A public hearing on an economic incentive deal affecting two local industries and creating at least 70 new jobs will be held at 10:15 a.m. on June 20.
At right, Librarian Debbie Brewer (far left in red) gets help from local residents holding “Penelope the python” during a presentation by Ron Cromer of Snakes Alive Inc. at the Emerson Black Exhibition Building on Tuesday.
The Town of Sparta is moving forward with a pedestrian plan and is seeking the input of local residents. The planning process is being financed through a matching grant from the North Carolina Department of Transportation.
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Sparta residents and those who utilize town water and sewer services will be facing across-the-board increases in both taxes and utilities under a budget proposal presented on June 7 by Town Manager Bryan Edwards.
The Alleghany Board of Education held a joint meeting with the Alleghany County Commission at the Cyber Campus June 7, where the board of education attempted to justify its $1,975,050 budget request.
Over a Century of Service to Alleghany County
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Entries are being sought for the annual Sparta Independence Day Parade, which will be held on Saturday, July 2.
Dr. Murugananthan Subbiah is an internal medicine specialist who currently practices medicine at the Blue Ridge Cardiology office in Sparta.
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