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Museum exhibit to open despite lack of artifacts

1 week ago | restorationnewsmedia.com | Corey Friedman |Justin Hayes

SPRING HOPE — A curator with the town’s historical museum says its 2025 exhibit, already past a March deadline due to slow-arriving resources, will debut by month’s end. “We’re opening, somehow, by the end of April — and that’s going to make us at least six weeks later than ever before, but it’s because of the volume of what we’re covering,” said organizer Gay Sturgeon.
Spring Hope downtown board discusses spring slate

1 month ago | restorationnewsmedia.com | Corey Friedman |Justin Hayes

SPRING HOPE — The Downtown Development Board conducted its March session on St. Patrick’s Day, discussing options for a host of upcoming events. Topping the talk was the planning of a survey marketing workshop meeting with merchants, inclusive of a “Sip and Stroll” social district to promote ventures in the depot area. If approved by the Board of Commissioners, boundaries would be set downtown allowing shoppers to enjoy spirits while browsing businesses.
Nearing 70, Peachtree Hills remains a beauty all its own

1 month ago | restorationnewsmedia.com | Corey Friedman |Justin Hayes

SPRING HOPE — For some reason, it doesn’t take long to develop a connection with Peachtree Hills Country Club. Maybe it’s the gravel drive, which bisects the eighth fairway, or the amoeba-shaped, 5,381-yard layout — most of which can be seen from a vantage point near the entrance sign. In total, there are six par-4s, a pair of par-3s and one par-5.
Bailey commissioners consider nightclub permit

1 month ago | restorationnewsmedia.com | Corey Friedman |Justin Hayes

BAILEY — The town’s Board of Commissioners deliberated a lighter-than-usual agenda last week during its regular February assembly. Following unanimous approval of minutes from its Jan. 27 meeting and special-called session on Feb.
Nash County to receive expanded digital access - Restoration NewsMedia

Dec 17, 2024 | restorationnewsmedia.com | Justin Hayes

RALEIGH — Nash County was issued a revised scope of work last week from the N.C. Department of Information Technology’s Division of Broadband and Digital Equity, a move that will ultimately provide 6,711 locations with high-speed internet access. Funded by the Biden-Harris administration’s American Rescue Plan, the program will expand digital access statewide, reaching 37