The Asheboro Downtown Farmers' Market is a growers only market where you will find local, homegrown and home processed products. The market is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from […]
The Asheboro Downtown Farmers' Market is a growers only market where you will find local, homegrown and home processed products. The market is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from […]
The Asheboro Downtown Farmers' Market is a growers only market where you will find local, homegrown and home processed products. The market is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from […]
The Asheboro Downtown Farmers' Market is a growers only market where you will find local, homegrown and home processed products. The market is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from […]
Asheboro Summer Cruise-In Series, organized by Grounded Elegance Car Club (Michael Allred) and Brightside Gallery (Mary Murkin) will be hosting a cruise in from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. in the […]
The Asheboro Downtown Farmers' Market is a growers only market where you will find local, homegrown and home processed products. The market is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 7:00am - 1:00pm during the months of May - October. For more information on the market, call 336-626-1240 x1
The Liberty Town Council consists of a Mayor and 5 Council Members. Regular meeting: 4th Monday (work session held previous Monday) in the Town Hall council room.
The Asheboro Downtown Farmers' Market is a growers only market where you will find local, homegrown and home processed products. The market is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 7:00am - 1:00pm during the months of May - October. For more information on the market, call 336-626-1240 x1
Randolph County Animal Services is hosting its monthly Adopt & Play Event, on the first Saturday of each month from 10 am – 2 pm. There will be fun activities and plenty of furry friends looking for forever homes. Adoption fees on specific animals have been reduced for this event. All potential adopters are required […]
The Redevelopment Commission, created by state resolution in 1971, consists of eight members. For more information about the Redevelopment Commission, please refer to §160A-504 of the North Carolina General Statutes. The […]
