Clint Parker is an Editor/Publisher/AFLAC Associate/PIO/PAO. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, public security, and technology, with a particular focus on disaster and emergency response, public event safety, and the construction industry. Clint's work has been featured in The Mountaineer and Biltmore Beacon.
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Clint Parker's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, history, arts and culture, politics, as well as house & home. His articles often feature specific individuals or organizations involved in these areas. If you have a story related to community events, local news, historical anecdotes or profiles of individuals/organizations from the Tryon area or Western North Carolina region that can contribute positively to the community dialogue and engagement, it is likely to resonate with Clint Parker.
Given his emphasis on government announcements and event coverage alongside themes like culture & society and family & relationships within his geographic focus in Tryon and surrounding regions of North Carolina (specifically Western North Carolina), stories that align with these interests are more likely to capture his attention.
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Ray Canafax has been named Weaverville Fire Department's new chief, bringing more than three decades of experience to the position.
As NASA astronauts head toward the Moon, they’re carrying a small part of WNC with them — not in steel or circuitry, but sewn in thread.
Millions tune in each April to watch the Masters Tournament, one of professional golf's four major championships. For a lucky few who enter the ticket lottery, it's a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see the world's best golfers on one of the world's most storied courses.
By Clint Parker of 2 Something different is in the air inside North Buncombe High School's DeBruhl Theater this spring—something heavier than anticipation, deeper than opening-night nerves.
Weaverville Town Council joined 14 other municipalities in the Land of Sky Regional Council who have passed a resolution requesting that HCA CEO Sam Hazen come and engage with local
Nearly 100 people recently gathered at the Weaverville Community Center for an evening of stories, humor and memories with longtime local mechanic and businessman Rodney Edwards.
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When Scottie Harris became Weaverville Town Manager, the promotion left the town's fire chief position vacant.
Two adjacent properties in Weaverville were denied a rezoning request by the Weaverville Town Council last month that would have paved the way for commercial development in an otherwise residentially-zoned area.
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For most people, a sharp pain lasts only a moment. For Weaverville resident and author Erika Conrad-Wess, one unexpected burst of facial pain in 2004 became the beginning of a journey that has lasted more than two decades.
