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Dated June 23, the joint release from county and municipal partners says four phased centers were announced in 2022 and that Hickory water use is projected at about 1 percent of daily production once sites are fully operating.
The June 18 vote sets a General Fund of about $5.78 million and a Water and Sewer Fund of about $2.69 million, effective July 1.
Town Council will take public comment at 6 p.m. in Town Hall chambers; copies are available from the clerk’s office.
Owner Marcelo Castillo’s patio murals at 100 North Main Ave. cite Andes and Peruvian symbols, including a llama and the phrase “Antes Soñaba.”
Flag football is listed for ages 4–6 and tackle for ages 7–12; a 2026 physical, birth certificate, blue card, and signed forms are required.
The honor requires 30 or more years at one local agency and at least 15 years of APWA membership; Miller started with the city in August 1993.
Nominated faculty from Lenoir-Rhyne, Appalachian State University in Hickory, and CVCC met May 12 on teaching, including use of AI.
Warren Wood’s May 19 plan adds $1 million for street resurfacing, $3 on the average water-and-sewer bill, and $1 to push the sanitation fee to $30.
Proposed safety work on Second Street NE from 12th Avenue NE to 16th Avenue NW comes from the Hickory Moving Forward plan; a May 18 meeting was set in Council Chambers.