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Double Springs working on nuisance ordinance

From left, Double Springs Attorney Jeff Mobley informs the public the council is considering and reviewing a draft public nuisance ordinance. Beside him is Mayor Kim Miller and Clerk Whitney Courington.

From left, Double Springs Attorney Jeff Mobley informs the public the council is considering and reviewing a draft public nuisance ordinance. Beside him is Mayor Kim Miller and Clerk Whitney Courington.
DOUBLE SPRINGS - The issue of an eyesore property breeding rodents and foul odors on Adams Road once again surfaced at a Double Springs Town Council meeting February 9, with the town considering a public nuisance ordinance to address all forms of nuisances.

Tuesday afternoon fire leaves Double Springs man without a home

Very little remains of the camper Eddie HIll was living in at Double Springs after a fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed it. The manufactured home next door, which also belongs to HIll, was destroyed by a tree falling on it two years ago.

Very little remains of the camper Eddie HIll was living in at Double Springs after a fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed it. The manufactured home next door, which also belongs to HIll, was destroyed by a tree falling on it two years ago.
DOUBLE SPRINGS - Two years after a storm caused a tree to fall on his residence, a Double Springs man is once again without a home after a fire destroyed the camper he was using as a residence beside the structure still damaged from the fallen tree.

Long dormant park project in Double Springs revived

Double Springs Town Council members and Mayor Kim Miller show an artist's rendering of the proposed park. From left, Council Members Brittney Tucker, Kathy Cole, Mayor Miller and Council Members Tim Cockrell and Andy McSpadden. Absent from the meeting was Adam Veal.

Double Springs Town Council members and Mayor Kim Miller show an artist's rendering of the proposed park. From left, Council Members Brittney Tucker, Kathy Cole, Mayor Miller and Council Members Tim Cockrell and Andy McSpadden. Absent from the meeting was Adam Veal.
DOUBLE SPRINGS A project that has been dormant for years has been brought back to life with a breath of fresh air, as the Double Springs Town Council voted Monday, Jan. 12, to officially begin constructing a community park dedicated to the town’s heritage and history.

Empty Bowls to be filled February 5

Shown with handcrafted ceramic bowls and works of art that will be available for purchase at the upcoming Empty Bowls event, from left, J.D. Snoddy, president of the boards for both the Winston County Arts Council and Main Street Ministries and Arts Council Board Members Marcia Posey and Susan Ripp.

Shown with handcrafted ceramic bowls and works of art that will be available for purchase at the upcoming Empty Bowls event, from left, J.D. Snoddy, president of the boards for both the Winston County Arts Council and Main Street Ministries and Arts Council Board Members Marcia Posey and Susan Ripp.
DOUBLE SPRINGS - After a year’s hiatus, the Empty Bowls dinner, which benefits both the Winston County Arts Council and Main Street Ministries, is coming back Thursday, Feb. 5.

Double Springs Christmas parade rescheduled for Sunday

DOUBLE SPRINGS -The Double Springs Christmas parade has been rescheduled to Sunday Dec. 7, 4 p.m. The public is encouraged to come out and enjoy  Christmas cheer in the town of Double Springs this Sunday,  organizers say. The parade, which is annually the first Monday of December, had already been moved to Thursday Dec. 4, due to weather, but rainy weather on Thursday caused the parade to be rescheduled again. 

 

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