Mayor Jerry T. Hodge cites expanding extreme drought and the Jacob Fork River supply as the city issues a voluntary advisory, not a mandate.
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CW-DMAG’s May 1 declaration shifts Conover from voluntary conservation to scheduled irrigation, pool limits, and utility-bill surcharges.
After CW-DMAG declared Stage 2 of the Low Inflow Protocol on May 1, Hickory entered Stage 2 under its Water Shortage Response Plan, with odd/even irrigation days and listed penalties.
The free Catawba County residents-only event takes paint, batteries, electronics, and medications; no trailers, tires, or sharps.
The Community Relations Council presented the award at the April 25 Multicultural Festival downtown.
Lauren Arnold won the April 20 pitches at Lake Hickory Pub & Marina; LRU’s College of Business funded prizes.
Aldermen voted April 13 to appoint the finance director effective July 1, after Town Manager James Cozart’s retirement.
The college was named a Gold Chapter of Distinction; President Garrett D. Hinshaw and SkillsUSA director Tammy Muller credited advisors and industry partners.
The April 22 ceremony in Hickory’s Innovation District was held with the CVCC Foundation, the city, and the Dale Earnhardt Foundation.
Registration is $30 through May 10, then $35; the course uses the Hickory Bridge on Aviation Walk.