Speckled Dog Project Raises $400 for MCAR
Robbie Bell, potter presents Patricia Beam, Executive Director of MCAR a $400 check raised during the recent TRAC Tour weekend from the sale of its signature dragonfly flower tiles. $10 from each tile sold was donated to MCAR for its important work caring for the abused and neglected animals (more)
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MiLo Acres Farms Helps Summer Food Program
This year’s Summer Food Program is serving 60 families by providing a home delivered food box every other week throughout the summer months. Special thanks to all of the agencies that are playing a part in this year’s program. The Reconciliation House purchased all of the food staples (like cereal, peanut butter & jelly, spaghetti) through MANNA and has coordinated the assembly (more)
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Altec Commits to Anspach Advanced Manufacturing School
Mayland Community College is pleased to announce that Altec Industries, Inc., has made a commitment to support the construction of Mayland's new Anspach Advanced Manufacturing School. "In recognition of this outstanding investment in our community and college, (more)
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Healthy Breads and Snacks Added
The Market on Oak is proud to showcase our newest local product maker Smart Treat Bakery from Micaville. Smart Treat is a small, homegrown company that has been baking healthy, delicious breads and snacks since 1994. ALL of their items are gluten free and dairy free. MOST of their items are also vegan and nut free. They are dedicated to bringing quality alternative (more)
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Blue Ridge Ortho & Sports Expands
Blue Ridge Orthopedics & Sports Medicine has expanded to provide orthopedic and sports medicine care close to home. They are now at their new location at 11728 South 226 Highway in Spruce Pine. As part of Mission Health, patients have access to the full range of care available through the growing regional network. To find out more go to blueridgehospital.org. or call 828-765-8200.
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Bell Ringers Raise Funds for Hospice
The month of April was a "Bell Ringers for Hospice" fundraiser for Hospice of Yancey County. The event was hosted by Something Special Gift Shop and Monkey Business Toy Shop, and all participants that donated $5 rang an authentic railroad bell and had their picture taken for the (more)
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Customer Appreciation Day at United Community Bank
Friday, May 17th was Customer Appreciation Day at United Community Bank in Burnsville, Spruce Pine and Bakersville. Lots of people came out to enjoy the entertainment. Each of the banks gave away thousands of tomato plants, free hotdogs and hamburgers and also an array of prizes. (more)
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Rehab Center for Neurological Disorders
Doug Rhodes, a North Wilkesboro resident who retired at 48, looked forward to spending more time playing the piano and riding horses. That was until he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Devastated by the prognosis, Rhodes found The Rehabilitation Center (TRC) at Appalachian Regional Healthcare System (ARHS), to be worth the drive up the mountain. The therapists that (more)
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BRP Supports New MCC Manufacturing School
Mayland Community College is pleased to announce that BRP of Spruce Pine has made a $100,000 commitment over five years to support the construction of Mayland's new Anspach Advanced Manufacturing School. "In recognition of this wonderful investment into (more)
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Knife & Fork Restaurant Features Fresh Food
The Knife and Fork Restaurant in Spruce Pine, offers an eating environment where you can wear blue jeans and feel comfortable or dress up for that special occasion. Chef Nate Allen, a renowned chef prepares the meals. He has won the 2011 Best Chef of WNC award, and the 2011 Cooking Light magazine Trailblazing Chef of the Year award. Fresh food is a hallmark of Knife & Fork (more)
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