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Local Republicans endorse Cawley for mayor (opens the original)
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The Mount Airy mayoral race is non-partisan, but that hasnât stopped the Surry County Republican Party from giving its nod to one of the two candidates involved. âThe Executive Committee voted to endorse Jon Cawley,â Surry GOP Chairman Jeremiah Baldwin said of a decision by the governing body of local Republicans. Cawley is the cityâs incumbent mayor seeking re-election in November to another four-year term against challenger Bill Goins, who chairs the Surry County Board of Commissioners
City schools get CTE grants of $104,000-plus (opens the original)
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Mount Airy City Schools is at the cutting edge of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, which will be expanded with two new state grants totaling more than $104,000. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Thanks for signing up. Keep an eye on your inbox for the next edition. â¹ï¸ You may want to whitelist emails from the-mount-airy-news@adamspg-email.c
Planners to tackle tiny homes proposal (opens the original)
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Are tiny homes an answer to the local housing shortage? Such a development is being proposed for a site at 1312 Park Drive in Mount Airy, located off U.S. 601 behind Forrest Oaks Shopping, which city planners are now studying from a regulatory standpoint. Five compact houses are eyed for that site, which would have a shared access and common green space, according to preliminary plans. âI want to make it a great place where people want to come,â said Maria Brock of Ararat, a general contract
Daniel Boone to be subject of history talk (opens the original)
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DOBSON â The Booneâs Hill section of Mount Airy, reputedly named for being a place where Daniel Boone often passed through, hunted and camped, is among many area ties for the noted frontiersman who helped America gain its independence. He will be the subject of a presentation, âBetween Two Sons â Daniel Boone during the American Revolution,â scheduled next Monday in Dobson. It will be held during a 6 p.m. meeting of the Surry Historical Society in the Surry County Service Center at 915
City water crisis appears over (opens the original)
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Recent problems with bad-tasting water in Mount Airy apparently have run their course, according to an update by city officials. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Thanks for signing up. Keep an eye on your inbox for the next edition. â¹ï¸ You may want to whitelist emails from the-mount-airy-news@adamspg-email.com to make sure it doesn't go to your spam fol
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