Community Garden in the Works for Holly Springs Residents
The city is moving forward on plans to establish a community garden near Cherokee FOCUS offices.
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Community Garden in the Works for Holly Springs Residents
The city is moving forward on plans to establish a community garden near Cherokee FOCUS offices.
Holly Springs residents could soon have their own community garden. The city is moving forward on plans to establish a garden, which would be located on a site owned by the city and sits adjacent to Cherokee FOCUS at 100 Hickory Circle. City Manager Rob Logan said city crew are preparing the site so they can start building the raised planting beds later this spring. Logan said the proposed layout is 90' x 110' for the garden. "However, we have a little flexibility with the site, so it might be a little larger," he added. Councilman Michael Zenchuk has been the force behind the community garden proposal. Zenchuk on Thursday said he was approached last year by residents who told him they would like to see the city pursue establishing a …
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Cherokee Voters To Consider New Sales Tax
Voters across the county will consider a new sales tax, elect new state representatives and possibly put some new faces on the Holly Springs City Council.
UPDATE: 2:15 p.m.: Poll manager at the Dixie precinct (Woodstock High School) said turnout has been steady, with no more than a 5 minute wait! UPDATE 1:40 p.m.: Voters on Woodstock-Towne Lake's Facebook page indicate several reasons as to why the came out to vote: change in leadership, "4 more years" of President Barack Obama, the economy, jobs, immigration, the national budget, civic duty and "protecting our Amercian freedoms as outlined in the Constitution and Declaration of Independence." UPDATE 1:00 p.m.: First-time voter Jamie McCord of Woodstock said she was "excited" to cast her ballot in the presidential race at the Deer Run precinct, located at Towne Lake Community Church. Another male voter who lives in Woodstock, who did not …
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Candidate Q&A: Michael Zenchuk
The incumbent Post 3 Councilman lays out his case for re-election today.
Name: Michael Zenchuk Age: 40 Occupation: Sales Education: BA History Augusta State University Family: Wife of 17 years, ReneeSon, Michale "Tres", (13)Son, Matthew, (11)Daughter, Lillian Grace, (5) We have lived in Holly Springs for over eight years. 1. What are Holly Springs residents telling you as you campaign for office about what their concerns are? There are three main concerns that come up in conversations I have with residents of our City, taxes, growth, and security. Starting with taxes, I have said for a long time that Holly Springs cannot continue to deliver basic services when 60% of the revenue coming into the general fund comes from personnel and property taxes. We have to have to move in a direction where we bring in …
KELLI
11:41 am on Friday, April 5, 2013
Community garden - great idea. Does Canton have one or are they planning one? more ›