Clayton to buy former mule barn for $1 million
Clayton will purchase the former B M Robertson Mule Co building at 1145 Lombard St and a neighboring lot for $1 million. The town plans to convert the site into a public cultural space, with consultants to assess the building and recommend uses. Revenue comes from a dedicated property reserve fund, not affecting other projects.
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Christmas memories shine in Johnston family recollections
Johnstonians share cherished Christmas memories. County Commissioner Ted Godwin recalls his rural mailman father who toured the Bethany area with scouts and Harmonica tunes, visiting shut-in widows to sing carols and spread treats.
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Pappy Van Winkle Fundraiser At Revival 1869 Draws Support
Harbor nonprofit aid for rape and domestic violence victims funds a Dec 17 fundraiser at Revival 1869 in Clayton. 12 year Pappy Van Winkle and Elmer T Lee shots priced at 50 and 30 dollars with all proceeds to Harbor. Attendees praise charity and bourbon access for a good cause.
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Smithfield approves townhouses on Wad dell Drive
Town Council approved 17 townhomes on Wad dell Drive despite initial traffic concerns. Attorney Jason Wenzel cited a traffic study showing the road can handle up to 4,000 cars daily, with projected development adding about 700 per day and 72 vehicle trips per day overall.
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Waddell Drive
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