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Nearly $300,000 for downtown projects OK'd 3-2

The Mount Airy Board of Commissioners has earmarked nearly $300,000 for a list of downtown projects, in a 3-2 vote that reflected some officials’ concerns about…

City cruise-in concerns spark survey

Juneteenth celebration planned downtown

Encouraging investment in smaller North Carolina towns

PUBLISHED 4:00 PM ET Apr. 29, 2021 PUBLISHED 4:00 PM EDT Apr. 29, 2021 SHARE MOUNT AIRY, N.C. When Lizzie Morrison graduated from Mount Airy High School, she never thought she’d live in the small town again. What You Need To Know Over the past 50 years, more people have moved to North Carolina’s urban centers, leaving rural areas Over the past decade, Lizzie Morrison has helped bring public art to downtown Mount Airy She hopes more young people stay in smaller towns, and says it’s easier to move the needle and make connections than in larger cities “I thought that I would move far away,” Morrison said. Part of the reason that I chose Auburn University was because of the distance that it is from Mount Airy.”

Market Street events to be more, not less

April 17, 2021 • Six guns with a total value exceeding $2,500 have been stolen from a Mount Airy man as a result of a break-in involving a safecracking, according to city police reports. The crime occurred Wednesday at the home of Kenneth Dwight Weyrauch on Fancy Gap Road, where entry was gained through an unsecured window. A gun safe was then pried open and firearms were removed, including a black and gray Smith and Wesson .22-caliber LR pistol and a black-tan Hi-Point 9mm rifle. Also stole was a Heritage Rough Rider .22-caliber LR revolver with wooden grips; a Dickinson Arms 12-gauge shotgun; an SKS 7.62 rifle; and a Go Ballistic-9C AR-9, a gun combining characteristics of a pistol and rifle, with all four of those firearms described as black in color. Police records indicate that $100 in damage occurred to the safe.