Wells and Kathy Greeley of Wells Funeral Homes received
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Wells and Kathy Greeley of Wells Funeral Homes received
The Rex Feichter Family has been supportive of downtown revitalization through board service to the Downtown Waynesville Association and to the Town of Waynesville. Rex Feichter served on the DWA Board from 1990 until his passing in 2011. As a real estate developer, downtown property owner and board member, Rex had a passion for community planning and rehabilitating distressed properties. Wells and Kathy Greeley of Wells Funeral Homes received a prestigious award from NC Commerce Secretary and Assistant Secretary Dr. Pat Mitchell for Best Business Retention, Expansion or Recruitment Effort in the state during the annual NC Main Street Awards Banquet for their WELLS EVENTS & RECEPTION CENTER. They purchased a vacant building adjacent to their funeral home downtown and created a beautiful center where people may celebrate their loved ones with catered meals, parties, receptions, gatherings, meetings and more. It has quickly become a vital part of our community. DWA Board member Jennifer G. Jacobson and her husband Ryan, and Event Director, Angie Leatherwood attended the dinner. Governor Pat McCrory, Commerce Secretary John Skvarla, Cultural Resources Secretary Susan Kluttz, and As a former Town Alderwoman, now DWA Board member, his wife Libba supported numerous projects in the downtown district with an awareness of economic growth and historic preservation. Son Jon, DWA Board member, and his wife, own New Meridian Technologies, housed in the family owned, aptly named The Legacy Place. Renovation of this historic downtown property was a long-standing dream of Rex’s. The family completed this project honoring him in 2013. Faithful supporters of the Main Street Program, The Feichter Family embody the spirit of true Main Street Champions for their time-honored partnership with DWA and the Town of Waynesville. Assistant Secretary Dr. Patricia Mitchell were speakers during the Morganton conference. “Congratulations are in order for NC Main Street Champions and Award Winning Programs,” said Secretary Skvarla. “Their hard work breathes new life into downtowns all across our state and provides opportunities for small business as well as entertainment options for our citizens.” The NC Main Street Program helps small towns preserve their historic fabric. The complete family including his daughter, Laurie Frodsham, a New Meridian Main Street employee. And son, Will, his wife, Mollie and their children were all honored at the recent NC Main Street Champion Awards presentation by NC Commerce Secretary John Skvarla and Assistant Secretary Dr Patricia Mitchell. ELLIE MAY’S FINE RESALE 162 N. Main St 828-476-5018 Stop by Ellie May’s and join us in celebrating springtime in the mountains of Waynesville, the most beautiful place on earth! We have exceptional savings on the brands you love in store and waiting for you! A visit to our estate jewelry collection is definitely worth the trip; choose something special you will cherish for years to come or consign jewelry that someone else will cherish. It would be our pleasure to consign your gently loved designer handbags, shoes and clothing, please call and schedule your Spring consignment appointment. WELLS EVENTS & RECEPTION CENTER is booking Spring, Summer & Fall EVENTS on both levels of the new center. Stop by & see the newly remodeled lower level. Consider having your next themed celebration, reunion or business meeting in the industrial style space. The upper level rooms are available for meetings, life accomplishments & celebrations. The Dutch Conference Room, with seating for 6-10 people, is available Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm at no charge for private meetings. Call Angie Leatherwood, 828-4765070 or email her @ info@wellseventscenter.com. Visit our recently launched website for more information, WellsEventsCenter.com. HIGH COUNTRY FURNITURE & DESIGN 112 N Main St Hours: Mon-Thurs: 10-5 Fri-Sat: 10-6, Sunday: Closed highcountry.com 828-454-0846 As of April, we will be located on 112 N Main Street! We are excited about the opportunity to move to a larger location and offer even more beautiful furniture & accessories to our customers! Our old location on 71 North Main Street will be transforming into a store that offers home accessories, bed coverings, linens and more! Open date to be announced. A great way to keep up with High Country news is by signing up for our monthly email newsletter. To sign up, click on the “Join Our Email List” icon on our website. HAYWOOD FAMILY EYE CARE, O.D., PLLC HaywoodFamilyEye.com office@HaywoodFamilyEye.com (828) 456-8361 / Fax: (828) 452-4527 29 N Main St Are you ready for Spring? Update your style with new Eyewear and add a pair of sunglasses for 40% off! Not only does our optical have a brand new look, but our frames do too! We are now offering Kate Spade and Jimmy Choo for the ladies and Carrera for the men. Meet Dr. Aimee McBride, Optometrist. Stop by & check out our newly redesigned space. Hours: Mon & Wed 8-5, Tues & Thurs 9-6, Fri 8-2 THE FITNESS CONNECTION has BIG NEWS! For just $10 month anyone can utilize the gyms cardiovascular equipment M-F 8-5. High quality treadmills, bicycles, elliptical & gliders are awaiting more use. Our doors are open to those who want to start this year by improving their fitness, energy & overall health. Our certified Personal Trainers are happy to assist as always & don’t forget the ROM, Zumba class, Thurs @ 6pm, private Mat 1 Pilates & Yoga/Pilates class Mon @ 5:15pm. Call or come by 828-734-0073 60 S Main St HAYWOOD TDA VISITOR CENTER on Main Street is open Mon-Sat, 9-5 Closed on Sundays until May. 828-452-0152. EARTHWORKS GALLERY SAVE THE DATE for another Terri Lefler Trunk Show, April 4 (Saturday before Easter) Terri will set up for the second Earthwork’s trunk show of the year. Perfect timing for planning Mother's Day gifts! 21 N Main St 828-452-9500 earthworksgalleries.com BLUE RIDGE BOOKS Sat, April 4 3pm Messages to the Heart with Elise & Phil Okrend Elise, a pastel painter & Phil, a writer & professional life coach came together to produce the inspiring coffee table book, Messages to the Heart, Reflections of Beauty & Truth in 2014. Sat, April 11 3pm Where All Light Tends to Go with David Joy. In David Joy’s “Appalachian noir” coming of age story, blood is thicker than water & Jacob McNeely is drowning in it. Joy has lived in NC his whole life and currently lives in Webster, NC. CAT IN THE ATTIC A Cat In The Attic Treasures & Treats, 132 N Main St., Waynesville (828) 356-MEOW ... What do we have? Antiques/Vintage collectibles - Hummels, advertising signage, jewelry, books, original local/ other artwork, old bottles, Zippos, autographed baseballs, nascar, beanie babies, m&m items, furniture, dolls, soda bottles, lamps, glassware, jars, tins, 'man-tiques' and much much more! Our vintage/antique furniture section is growing and growing! Our inventory changes daily as new items are added. LN DAVIS Insurance Agency Check out or new web site @ lndavis.com Read our blog articles. We have excellent insurance markets for just about any need you may have, either personal or commercial insurance. We are a local family owned business that gives back to our community & the support of our great downtown is important to us. We also have a financial products representative that can offer some unique products such as life insurance with a long term care option, annuities, health insurance, disability, etc. Let us take a look at your current insurance program today to get an unbiased review for FREE! 143 N. Main 9-5 M-F. Refer a new customer & receive a $10 gift card. Gary Lance 828-452-2876 LNDavis@LNdavis.com OLDE BRICK HOUSE Open Monday through Saturday from 10am - 5pm. 66 N Main 452-4880 OldeBrickHouse.com OBH@OldeBrickHouse.com SPICE & TEA PANTRY Open Monday-Saturday 10am - 5pm 66 N Main (find us inside the Olde Brick House) 452-4880 SpiceTeaPantry@gmail.com MAST GENERAL STORE Truck loads of spring merchandise arriving weekly. Men's & Women's Clothing, Shoes, & Accessories EASTER Bunnies & Barrels of Candy downstairs in Mercantile. The Outdoor area can get you ready for warmer weather upstairs. They have all the trail needs, books, maps, compasses and more! Open 7 days Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-6 Closed Easter Sunday 828-452-2101 63 N Main mastgeneralstore.com TWIGS AND LEAVES GALLERY Spring is in the air at Twigs & Leaves Gallery. Our artists have spent the winter months creating fresh artwork to inspire you bring the out of doors into your home. Not open Sundays just yet but we maintain our yearly hours so you will always find the gallery open & filled with 145+ artists’ works to accent your home or gifting needs. Art After Dark will start next month so stay tuned for an exciting schedule. 98 N Main St Open Mon-Sat 10-5:30; 828-456-1940 twigsandleaves.com Find and like us on Facebook. MOUNTAIN FAVORS Easter is just around the corner. Put a smile on everyone's face. Create your own unique Easter basket with our high quality chocolates, cookies & our adorable hand made bunnies. 98 N Main St (lower level Twigs & Leaves) 828-734-4281 Mountainfavors.com Like us on Faceboook CITY BAKERY 18 Main St 828-452-3881 Mon-Fri 7am-5pm Sat 8am-5pm Sun 8am-3pm Our Spring Seasonal Bread is here, Ancient Grains! 100% organic and made with flour locally sourced from Carolina Ground. This loaf contains a blend of ancient grains such as tri-color quinoa, pearled barley, farro, & millet. High in protein & as tasty as it is nutritious! Available every Thursday! SUNBURST MARKET Every Saturday in April we will be featuring a different local brewery in honor of North Carolina Craft Beer Month. Stop by between 2-5pm for some tasty samples every Saturday. Please check our Facebook page regularly and follow us on Instagram for all things food & drink! @sunburstmarket on Instagram www.facebook.com/ sunburstmarket www.sunburstmarket.com 142 N Main St 828.452.3848 info@sunburstmarket.com Mon-Sat 10-6 Sunday 1-5 FROGS LEAP PUBLIC HOUSE Innovative Southern Food with a Local Backbone & Home Grown Libations A farm to table restaurant serving regionally inspired modern dishes. Our weekly menu highlights seasonal southern foods & local ingredients. Wood Grilled Steaks & Chops/Sunburst Trout/Local Beer, Wine & Liquor. 44 Church St 828-456-1930 frogsleappublichouse.com Hours: Lunch: Tues-Sat 11:30-2:30. Dinner: Tues-Thurs 5-9 & Fri-Sat 5-10. Diner’s Choice Award 2013/2014/2015, Top 10 Overall Best Restaurant & Best Food in Asheville/WNC Open Table 2015 THE CLASSIC WINESELLER 20 Church St 828-452-6000 www.classicwineseller.com "Come Share Our Passion: Wine, Beer, Food, LIVE Music" WINTER HOURS: Retail 11am-6pm, Tues-Sat The Classic Wineseller’s restaurant is open each Fri & Sat beginning at 4pm. Music LIVE at the Classic Wineseller every Fri & Sat @7PM Wed, April 1 - Jay Brown guitar, piano, harmonica, vocals. Blues, bluegrass, American roots, pop, originals (65th Birthday Party for Classic Wineseller owner Richard Miller) Friday, April 3 - Sean Bendula piano, vocals. Folk-Americana, pop, originals Sat, April 4 - Joe Cruz piano, vocals. Beatles, Elton John, James Taylor Fri, April 10 - ‘Round the Fire guitar, bass, drums, vocals. Rock n’ roll, blues, originals Sat, April 11 - Joe Cruz piano, vocals. Beatles, Elton John, James Taylor Fri, April 17 - The 9th Street Stompers guitar, guitar, bass, vocals. Swing, gypsy jazz, blues, rockabilly, tango ($10 tkt) Sat, April 18 - Joe Cruz piano, vocals. Beatles, Elton John, James Taylor Fri, April 24 - Dan Shearin vocals, guitar. Folk, pop, originals Sat, April 25 - Joe Cruz piano, vocals. Beatles, Elton John, James Taylor THE STRAND @ 38 Main Theatre 38 N Main St 38main.com (828) 283-0079 LIVE MUSIC & PERFORMANCES Open Mic Night Thurs. 4/9 @ 7pm sign-up 6pm Pat Donohue from A Prairie Home Companion Guy’s All-star Shoe Band Thurs. 4/16 @ 7:30pm The Hillbenders Fri. 4/17 @ 8pm The Full Moon Puppet Show Thurs. 4/23 MOVIES The Imitation Game - Rated PG13 4/3-4/14 Wild - Rated R 4/18-4/29 FREE KIDS MOVIE every Saturday @ noon & 2pm – Tinker Bell and the Legend of the Neverbeast- Rated G BOOJUM BREWING taproom 50 N Main St Join them for high quality pub food, entertainment, multiple beers on tap, wine & cocktails. Open: Mon & Thurs 5-10pm; Fri, 5pm-12am; Sat 11am12am; Sun 12-9pm; Closed Tues & Wed Find updated news on Facebook. 828-246-0350 BoojumBrewing.com. ROCK REALTY - Happy Spring! If you are looking for a great deal on a Waynesville area home or property, Jeff Ferguson Broker/Owner says the spring season is a great time to make your purchase before the summer crowd arrives. The historically low interest rates can’t last forever! We can help with financing questions & loan pre-approval. Our agents are available to show ALL area home/land listings. Search Waynesville properties FAST, Search HaywoodHomes.com Local owners can receive a free home evaluation, HaywoodHomeValues.com to find out what YOUR home or land is worth today. Now interviewing career-minded real estate agents to join our busy team. No desk fees, free training, all leads supplied. 65 Wall St Beside Waynesville PD 828-452-3000 RockRealtyOnline.com rockrealty@charter.net FRIENDS OF THE SMOKIES News America's top national park cracks 10 million visitors mark. As a prelude to the 2016 centennial of the National Park Service, Great Smoky Mountain National Park welcomed more than 10 million visitors in 2014. Visitation exceeded 10 million for the first time since 2000 and only the fourth time in the park's 80-year history. The Smokies, TN & NC’s shared treasure, is America's most visited national park. The 2014 visitation total was 10,099,275, an 8 % increase. July & August were strong, & leaf-peepers produced the biggest OCT in 27 years. The park's record year was 1999, when 10,283,598 explored corners of the biggest piece of wilderness in the eastern U.S. On a related note, NC's state park system drew 15.6 million visitors in 2014, a 10 % increase over 2013. "Public lands are some of our region's most valued and most loved attractions. Every destination should develop close working relationships with the stewards of those lands," said Bill Hardman, president and CEO. HCC SMALL BUSINESS CENTER Free Seminars April 9 Ideation: The Business Model Canvas April 15 Perfecting Your Pitch April 16 Business Owner’s Roundtable #4: Show up & Show Out April 16 Strategic Marketing for Nonprofits April 23 Crafting an Effective Blog for the Small Business Owner Register for Seminar: www.ncsbc.net/workshop.aspx?ekey=250350005 PO Box 1409 9 S. Main Street Suite 200 WAYNESVILLE, NC 28786 APRIL 3 - GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 5 - EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 25 - KARE 5k Saturday morning 8am APRIL 25 - RELAY for LIFE on Main Street Sat, 6pm-12am Main Street closes at 4pm for set up. For more Info or for booth space, contact Mark Scott @ 828-627-6137 MERCHANTS, Please dress you and your business window in PURPLE the week prior to Sat, 25th. Let’s show the American Cancer Society we know how to throw a party and raise money for them. APRIL 26 - STAR RANCH HORSE PARADE Main Street 3pm MAY 1 - ART after DARK Friday evening begins the annual First Friday of each month with special ART evenings. Downtown galleries remain open till 9pm with artist showings, music, hors d'oeurvres, and a gathering of friends. MAY 2 - GATEWAY to the SMOKIES HALF-MARATHON Saturday The Haywood Chamber sponsored event begins at 7:30am on Main Street in the mini-park on N Main. The 13.2 mile run ends at Frog Level Brewing, Contact the chamber for more info, 828-456-3021 MAY 6 Celebrate National Tourism Week Join others as they celebrate our National Tourism Day at the I-40 North Carolina Welcome Center on Wednesday, 10:30am until 2pm. The center is located on Interstate 40 at the 10.5 mile marker eastbound lane – 21 miles from Waynesville. We appreciate your ongoing support of North Carolina’s Welcome Centers, and we hope you will be able to join us to thank our visitors! MAY 8, 9 & 10 - 150th Anniversary of the LAST SHOT FIRED! 1865-2015 @ the Shelton House Link to more info via the DWA website MAY 9 - Whole Blooming Thing Sat, 9-4 in Historic Frog Level MAY 10 - MOTHER’S DAY Sunday MERCHANT MONDAYS 9-10am All downtown merchants are welcome ! DWA office area