Showing posts with label Golden Valley Blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golden Valley Blog. Show all posts
Monday, April 2, 2012
Country Ham Supper April 7th
Location:
Duncans Creek, NC 28040, USA
Monday, March 19, 2012
Taxes Done at Lunsford Financial, Sunshine, NC
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If you've driven out the Bostic Sunshine Highway through Sunshine Community lately you've noticed there's a new business in the old Foy Biggerstaff Store. It's none other than Lunsford Financial Services, he's in business and is on duty to help you with your taxes.
INSURANCE AND TAXES
WARREN LUNSFORD
5417 BOSTIC SUNSHINE HIGHWAY
828-245-1225
Stop in and see him sometime.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Country Ham Supper in Duncan's Creek
Location:
Duncans Creek, NC 28040, USA
Cemetary Rules and Laws
Ya'll know I'm in real estate and you also know I'm the Golden Valley Honorary Historian, so it comes as no surprise that a descendant of a Golden Valley private grave-yard ooccupant has contacted me to find out where a cemetary is, and to ask if they might visit their Great Grandmother's grave and take some photographs.
I've got to thank John Grimes for this well written and comprehensive article: http://ncroots.com/cemeteryrules.htm
I was on the verge of selling a piece of property one time when the buyer realized there was a family graveyard on the property. He nearly backed out, because he didn't want to have open access across the property and he believed he couldn't close the old roadbed. Turns out the graveyard was so close to the main road that it wasn't a problem, but I remembered if you own property with a cemetery you have to grant access to the descendants. They do, however have to request permission to visit. See NC General Statute 10 in the article.
I've got to thank John Grimes for this well written and comprehensive article: http://ncroots.com/cemeteryrules.htm
I was on the verge of selling a piece of property one time when the buyer realized there was a family graveyard on the property. He nearly backed out, because he didn't want to have open access across the property and he believed he couldn't close the old roadbed. Turns out the graveyard was so close to the main road that it wasn't a problem, but I remembered if you own property with a cemetery you have to grant access to the descendants. They do, however have to request permission to visit. See NC General Statute 10 in the article.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
March 6 2010 Special Meeting
The Golden Valley Community Club is meeting on Saturday March 6th at 1:00 at the clubhouse to accomodate Foothills Connect, Jim Brown who is speaking with us about high speed internet access.
Please plan to attend and lend your support to bringing high speed internet access to all of Golden Valley.
Please plan to attend and lend your support to bringing high speed internet access to all of Golden Valley.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Want To Do Something? Check it Out.
There's a lot going on in the area this month. The NC State Fair is going on in Raleigh: http://www.ncstatefair.org/ How much fun is that? October 15 - 25
October 15 - 18th. Asheville, isn't very far... nice little day trip. The 62nd Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands, is being held, and if you don't find something interesting there, woe unto you. http://www.southernhighlandguild.org/
In nearby Shelby the annual Hog Happnin' is a-fixin' to happen. http://www.hoghappnin.com/
The Woolly Worm Festival in Banner Elk will be held October 17 - 18th. I always include the Woolly Worm Forecast in my Christmas Letter, but you can be on hand to enjoy the festival and participate, if you can find a worm in time to enter. I don't know though, some of these worms have been in training for days. Go to: http://www.woollyworm.com/
The Annual Cliffside Historical Society is meeting October 9th, and while you probably won't have time to attend, you can visit this awesome website anytime: http://www.remembercliffside.com/
Love to dance? You can shag the night away at Lake Lure, every Friday night they LOVE visitors. http://www.lakelureshagclubinc.com/
October 15 - 18th. Asheville, isn't very far... nice little day trip. The 62nd Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands, is being held, and if you don't find something interesting there, woe unto you. http://www.southernhighlandguild.org/
In nearby Shelby the annual Hog Happnin' is a-fixin' to happen. http://www.hoghappnin.com/
The Woolly Worm Festival in Banner Elk will be held October 17 - 18th. I always include the Woolly Worm Forecast in my Christmas Letter, but you can be on hand to enjoy the festival and participate, if you can find a worm in time to enter. I don't know though, some of these worms have been in training for days. Go to: http://www.woollyworm.com/
The Annual Cliffside Historical Society is meeting October 9th, and while you probably won't have time to attend, you can visit this awesome website anytime: http://www.remembercliffside.com/
Love to dance? You can shag the night away at Lake Lure, every Friday night they LOVE visitors. http://www.lakelureshagclubinc.com/
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