Lake Toxaway, United States (Local)
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Deb Mcconaghy primarily covers local news and events in the Lake Toxaway area, with a focus on community events and neighborhood updates. Given this emphasis, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, new businesses opening in the area, or human interest stories about residents of Lake Toxaway.
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The new board members of the Lake Toxaway Community Center are (left to right) Melanie Cash, secretary; John Shoemaker, treasurer; Gale Mackey, vice president; Jacob Jones, president; Nick Spanenberg, board member; and Ivana Jones, bard member. Not pictured is Pam Owen, co-treasurer. Submitted photo
Lots of exciting things going on at the Lake Toxaway Community Center. Check out the new C.C. Café open on Thursdays and Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. They serve burgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders, Philly cheese steaks, BBQ, grilled cheese, fries, onion rings, kids plates plus many more items. You can eat in or take out. Call ahead for to-go orders at (828) 966-4060. Best check on the Facebook page for more information. Support the community center and enjoy a great meal with friends and family or stop by and pick up to take home.
We want to wish everyone a very Happy Easter and hope you and your family enjoy the day. It looks like we are back to spring weather and that means we could finally get some rain which we desperately need.
As we have mentioned before we have had a very busy winter at the Lake Toxaway Community Center with work being done inside the Big Building in the way of
It is bingo time at the Lake Toxaway Community Center Saturday, April 25. This week a tasty special will be featured starting at 4 p.m. We will be serving homemade baked spaghetti, with a side salad, garlic bread plus iced tea or lemonade for $8. Better make plans to come early as this special will not last long. Soft drinks or dessert are available at an additional cost. Our regular menu will also be served starting at 4 p.m. Games begin at 6 p.m. You could win lots of great prizes. Bring all of your friends and family for a great night of fun.
It was so wonderful to see everyone that we may have missed over the winter months. We get to see folks here and there, but it is so nice to
Each year the Lake Toxaway Community Center places white crosses in our parking lot that represent Transylvania County residents who gave their lives in the line of duty for our
Toxaway Quilt Group members Alice Earl, Shannon Wiley-Watson and Peg Hoffmaster at work.
We should remember to thank first responders each day, but this time of year we are reminded of the amazing job they do on a regular basis. It is so important that we continue to honor all of those that gave their lives on that horrible day 25 years ago on Sept. 11, 2001. We appreciate having the wonderful team of first responders at the Lake Toxaway Fire Department. Take time to thank them each opportunity that you can. The following information comes from Bobby Cooper, fire chief at the Lake Toxaway Fire Rescue, about the official holiday honoring these brave men and women: In 2017 the N.C. General Assembly designated Sept. 11 of each year as First Responder Day, making it an official state holiday. The date of Sept. 11 was chosen in recognition of the huge sacrifices made by first responders at the World Trade Center attack in New York. According to Tim Bradley, executive director of the NC State Firefighters’ Association, there are over 50,000 firefighters, both career and volunteer, in North Carolina serving 1,376 fire departments. “After the attacks on 9/11/01 we vowed to never forget the sacrifices made that day by first responders, 343 of whom were firefighters. Having this day each year as a state holiday will help keep the recognition of that sacrifice alive and continue to honor those who serve their community with sacrifices every day.” This year marks the 25th anniversary of that dreadful day. Please take this opportunity to thank your local first responders for the protection and service they provide to you on a daily basis.
Is it really time for fall? It has been a hot summer and hopefully we are going to catch a break from the high temps and we will actually get to experience some cooler weather. We have seen some of the trees change colors, which is a good sign that fall may be around the corner. Fall is such a wonderful time in Lake Toxaway and hopefully it will be a nice one this year. Remember to pull over for emergency vehicles; it could be your family member that depends on it.
