Town of Maggie Valley issued the following announcement on June 30.
Celebrate Independence Day at Maggie Valley Festival Grounds on July 4th and gates open at 6 pm with free admission.
Bring your own blanket, chairs, picnic baskets & yard games!
Maggie Valley Police Association will sell BBQ plates for $10.
Please no pets, personal fireworks or alcohol.
Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/3178687869045756?ref=newsfeed
The City of Asheville will open applications on March 16 for $3 million in federal funding aimed at building affordable rental housing for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The program is part of a broader regional effort supported by federal grants.
The City of Asheville Water Resources Department has announced new waterline replacement projects across several neighborhoods in 2026. Residents can learn more about these improvements at an upcoming public meeting on March 17. The initiative is part of broader efforts by the city to maintain essential infrastructure.
The Asheville City Council discussed budget changes, disaster recovery funds, and affordable housing priorities at its March 10 meeting. Officials highlighted efforts to keep rates fair after recent challenges while approving new grants for infrastructure projects.
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