Johnny Casey
Madison County Communities Reporter at Asheville Citizen Times
Madison County communities reporter, @asheville.
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citizen-times.com | Johnny Casey
Mountain Bizworks funded nearly $700,000 in grants as part of its Rebuilding Together grant program. In Marshall, 30 businesses were awarded funds, while in Hot Springs, 11 businesses received funds. Madison County allocated $100,000 for the grant program. According to Board of Commissioners Chair Matt Wechtel, the Article 44 money is reserved specifically for economic development.
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citizen-times.com | Johnny Casey
Tropical Storm Helene caused a $300,000 shortfall in Hot Springs' budget, primarily impacting the Water Fund. The storm destroyed town records and software, forcing the town to rebuild its systems and delaying water billing. HOT SPRINGS - The town of Hot Springs has suffered a roughly $300,000 shortfall due to Tropical Storm Helene and is in danger of not reaching its budget.
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citizen-times.com | Johnny Casey
On April 7, the town of Mars Hill approved a resolution to apply for a Parks and Recreation Trust Fund grant for a 75-acre conservation project. The projects are the 75-acre West Farm property and the 137-acre Bone Camp Road tract, the site of the former Bailey Mountain Bike Park, a gravity mountain bike park with a 1,000-foot drop.
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yahoo.com | Johnny Casey
MARSHALL - The Depot in Marshall, a Madison County institution, continues to be that space where longtime board member Forrest Jarrett said "all are welcome," and now the music venue and cultural space will operate a number of satellite sites. After the Main Street structure, which is owned by the town but sits on land owned by the Southern Railroad, was swept away in Tropical Storm Helene, the future of the long-running music venue was in question.
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citizen-times.com | Johnny Casey
The Madison County commissioners adopted a resolution in support of the county economic development board's application for a $250,000 Department of Commerce grant that requires a 5% ($12,500) match. Average annual wages will be higher than $48,000, plus incentives. The company will focus on workforce training and renewable energy disciplines, including welding electrical systems assembly.
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