What's New

The ordinance links to a set of standards that address environmental, safety and aesthetic issues

BC members and local businesses and organizations toil in the soil to help gardens flourish

Running and our open green spaces have always been an attraction for those near our “Hamlet in the Hills.”

Samhat was named Firefighter of the Year for NCFD in 2019

Browndog Barlor and Guernsey Farms Dairy make their own ice cream

Chief Ott thrives on serving the community and helping people when there's a fire or need for EMS.

Homebound residents, 16 years and older, can get a vaccine in their own residence.

The mayor and council thanked all candidates for their interest in serving.

The new program and kit helps create a bond with people who have autism.

Recycled rainwater can be used to water your lawn, water non-edible plants and wash patio furniture or even your car.

Tea Gather features natural and exotic tea inside, outside or to go.

Update your knowledge of severe weather watches and warnings to be prepared for adverse conditions that can harm people and damage property.

City Council approved an emergency road repair on Novi Street

Her previous job as a DDA director gave her perfect training for this role.

Live “stakes” planted along the creek will grow into full-sized trees over time.

Due to spike in coronavirus statewide, City Hall will open by appointment only

Absent voter ballots will be mailed out as soon as possible after the request is made.

Newly created step pools between the pond and creek will enable fish to move freely.

Health care news about the coronavirus can be found on county health dept. websites

Develop ways for stormwater to soak back into the ground.

Thirty years of service to teens and their families now shifts to wider age span, holistic services.

Bond with your dog at public parks but remember the leash.