| 117th Year, 53rd Issue | Thursday, August 10, 2006 | Sparta, North Carolina |
Library unveils first drawings of proposed new buildingAlleghany Public Library architect Andrew Lopina offered up drawings of the proposed new Alleghany County Library Monday night during a meeting of the Alleghany County Commission.Principal Starling resignsAlleghany High School Principal Juddson "Judd" Starling submitted a letter of resignation from his position July 28, according to Superintendent Jeff Cox.
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Grant for utilities on U.S. 21 heraldedTown Manager Bryan Edwards informed council members the Town of Sparta has been awarded a $500,000 supplemental through a North Carolina Economic Infrastructure Program during its Aug. 1 meeting at town hall.Brinegar Days on Parkway is planned this weekendThe 20th annual Brinegar Days Festival is slated for this weekend.Email The Alleghany News |
Bowland sets hillclimb recordGeorge Bowland shattered his own course record to take "King of the Hill" honors for the third straight year at last Saturday and Sunday's fourth annual Blue Ridge Hillclimb.
Sparta Presbyterian Church celebrates 100 year anniversaryThis month, Sparta Presbyterian Church, formerly known as Carson Memorial Presbyterian Church, is celebrating 100 years of service to the Lord. |
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