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Town of Waynesville: Did you know Waynesville has a Free Little Library located near Mast General Store? 📚 Share a book or take a book, and always have something good to read. Who has used this great community service before? #waynesville #waynesv...Town of Waynesville: Did you know Waynesville has a Free Little Library located near Mast General Store? 📚 Share a book or take a book, and always have something good to read. Who has used this great community service before? #waynesville #waynesvillenc #wncnewsMore
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CALLING ALL VENDORS FOR THE 117TH ANNUAL CANTON LABOR DAY FESTIVAL'S WNC HANDCRAFT EXPO AND FARMERS MARKET:
Registration is now open to all vendors for the WNC Handcraft Expo and Farmer's Market on Sunday, August 31 and Monday, September 1, 2025....CALLING ALL VENDORS FOR THE 117TH ANNUAL CANTON LABOR DAY FESTIVAL'S WNC HANDCRAFT EXPO AND FARMERS MARKET:More
Registration is now open to all vendors for the WNC Handcraft Expo and Farmer's Market on Sunday, August 31 and Monday, September 1, 2025.
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Fundraising Gala at Haywood Community College https://wnctimes.com/community/events/376-fundraising-gala-at-haywood-community-college #hcc #haywoodcountyevent #clydenc #communitycollege #haywoodcommunity
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Hurricane Helene Debris Removal Update 🌿🏗️
Cleanup efforts continue across Haywood County, and we want to share the impact of our debris removal operations so far, outside town limits:
✅ Vegetative Debris: 270 loads hauled – 9,300 cubic yards
✅...Hurricane Helene Debris Removal Update 🌿🏗️More
Cleanup efforts continue across Haywood County, and we want to share the impact of our debris removal operations so far, outside town limits:
✅ Vegetative Debris: 270 loads hauled – 9,300 cubic yards
✅ Construction & Demolition Debris: 476 loads hauled – 13,000 cubic yards
✅ White Goods (Appliances, etc.): 35 loads hauled – 364 cubic yards
✅ Final Disposal recyclable sites: 117 loads hauled – 10,125 cubic yards
➡️ Total Debris Removed: 898 loads – 32,789 cubic yards. That's about 150,000 times as big as a Bathtub!
Thank you to our crews and community for your patience as we work toward recovery. 💪 We are actively working to secure contracts for stream debris cleanup in Haywood County and hope to have more information available soon.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Guess What Time It Is? Time to Sign Up For Little League Baseball in Canton! Only a Few Days Left to Register! #canton #littleleague #baseball #activitiesPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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There has been a lot of rain, does it worry people? After Helene it can be worrying. Thoughts? #wncnews #helenerecovery
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Easter weekend will be here soon. We hope you can attend our Easter Bunny Tours. Be sure to book early as we sell out every year. You can also reserve your Easter Bunny Photos too when reserving your Tour online. #waynesville #wnc #wncnews #wnccom...Easter weekend will be here soon. We hope you can attend our Easter Bunny Tours. Be sure to book early as we sell out every year. You can also reserve your Easter Bunny Photos too when reserving your Tour online. #waynesville #wnc #wncnews #wnccommunitynews #easterMore
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Friends of Haywood County Animal Shelter Reminds Pet Owners: Don’t forget hydration in winter! Indoor heating dries the air, and pets may feel less thirsty, risking dehydration. Hydration is key for vital functions and preventing winter health...Friends of Haywood County Animal Shelter Reminds Pet Owners: Don’t forget hydration in winter! Indoor heating dries the air, and pets may feel less thirsty, risking dehydration. Hydration is key for vital functions and preventing winter health issues.More
Here are quick, natural hydration tips for pets in winter:
• Warm Water: Offer lukewarm water; mix with food.
• Hydrating Foods: Add wet food or safe snacks like cucumber.
• Pet-Safe Broth: Bone or low-sodium broth (no onion/garlic).
• Frozen Treats: Freeze diluted broth or juice.
• Play & Hydrate: Offer water after playing in the snow.
• Fresh Water: Keep bowls clean, unfrozen, and refreshed.
• Portable Bowls: Carry water on winter walks.
Way to Support:
Adopt🏡
Foster🐾
Volunteer 🤝
Donate💖
Visit www.hcasfriends.org for more info or to Donate!
HCAS
453 Jones Cove Rd. Clyde, NC 28721
(828) 452-5338
Adoption Center Option 2
Volunteer & Foster Information Option 3
Intake Option 4
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Waynesville Police Department:: The Waynesville Police Department will host a basic self-defense class using the R.A.D. Defense System Techniques on March 15th at the WPD. This class is for WOMEN Only.
The purpose of R.A.D. self-defense is to...Waynesville Police Department:: The Waynesville Police Department will host a basic self-defense class using the R.A.D. Defense System Techniques on March 15th at the WPD. This class is for WOMEN Only.More
The purpose of R.A.D. self-defense is to raise awareness about violence against women and provide participants with the skills necessary to defend against an assault or attack.
We would like to limit the class to 20 people. If the class is full, we will schedule more classes and keep the public informed via Social Media Outlets. This class is FREE of charge, donations are accepted.
If interested, please call Chief David Adams or Diane Robinson at the Waynesville Police Department (828) 456-8611 or email dadams@waynesvillenc.gov or drobinson@waynesville.gov .
If you plan on attending, please wear comfortable clothing, athletic-type shorts, shirt, and athletic shoes with closed toes.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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