Clint Parker is an Editor/Publisher/AFLAC Associate/PIO/PAO. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, culture and society, public security, health and wellness, and education, with a particular focus on plays and musicals as well as sports tournaments. 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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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.
By: Clint Parker
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.
By: Clint Parker
A teacher's influence doesn't end when the final school bell rings or the classroom lights are turned off. It lives on in the lives of former students, colleagues and the community shaped by years of dedication.
By: Clint Parker
Complaints around traffic and parking issues in a back alley of Weaverville have reached critical mass in recent weeks, due to delivery trucks and vehicles blocking the narrow roadway and
By: Clint Parker
The town of Weaverville has officially adopted the plan to connect Woodfin to Weaverville via a greenway based on the master plan developed by the French Broad River Metropolitan Planning
By: Clint Parker
Members of the Weaverville Fire Department had the distinct honor of “pushing in” a new fire engine last week — officially welcoming the apparatus that will replace an engine destroyed by fire nearly a year ago.
The town of Weaverville will commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with its annual 9/11 Observance at 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at the Weaverville Community Center overlooking Lake Louise.
In today's working world, staying with one employer for decades has become increasingly unusual. A résumé showing several employers over the course of a career hardly raises an eyebrow anymore.
By: Clint Parker
The Town of Weaverville is moving forward with a salvage logging and forest restoration project on approximately 300 acres of town-owned property that sustained extensive damage during Helene.
