Happens in just a little bit. Holly dot crews in Henderson County are asking people there for patience when it comes to clearing the roads. The dot has some equipment problems. Jay news 13s Lauren Brigman is live from the dot office on mt. Road in hendersonville and, lauren, those problems have left them short several trucks. Lauren yes, in fact, they have had lost five trucks since the beginning of this winter storm. So, they are down to 10 to use across the county. So its putting them a little behind when it comes to clearing roads. Our news 13 crews caught up with them a couple days ago to check in on the progress and as of yesterday they were making their way to those secondary roads. They hope to finish those yesterday and, in fact, we traveled across Henderson County this morning from mills river to flatrock and i can tell you roads like haywood road and Greenville County were looking good, just wet because we are seeing rain but the temperatures are above freezing. So, still a p
Justin really just for the school to stay open at this point in time. If you look around, you can see a lot of students and parents are gathered here. Theyre really trying to raise awareness. In a few minutes theyre going to head to the courthouse to let the people in the Community Know whats going on. And theyll come back for this meeting. The Haywood County already approved stems from decreasing of stated funding. That means some things have to be cut. One reason theyre looking at central elementary, they say they could save half a Million Dollars each year just by having those students enrolled elsewhere. Its important to let the school board know were not going to take this lightly. Justin so theyre going to march to Downtown Waynesville and return to the school tonight. At about 7 oclock, theres going to be a public hearing thats scheduled so they will be voicing their opinion to let the do not want the School District to close. Justin hinton, news 13. Frank and news 13 wants to k
The air buzzed with excitement as the crowd gathered in downtown Waynesville, North Carolina, on Saturday, June 1. A standing-room-only assembly packe.
At the corner of Depot and Haywood streets in downtown Waynesville sits an old building. Originally a gas station, it was also a longtime mechanic’s s.