Large crowd attends ribbon cutting for 16 West Main Avenue project

Alexander County held a ribbon cutting and open house on Friday, July 31, for the newly renovated county-owned building at 16 West Main Avenue in downtown Taylorsville. One of the largest crowds ever to attend a local ribbon cutting gathered to celebrate the transformation of the historic downtown building, which formerly housed the Alexander County Chamber of Commerce.

Alexander County awarded $50,000 grant from North Carolina Railroad Company

Alexander County Commissioners approved a $50,000 grant agreement with the North Carolina Railroad Company at their August 3 meeting. The grant funding will be used to evaluate property in the Alexander Industrial Park for potential future expansion.

Work continues on Three Forks water line project

Work is underway on the Three Forks Church Road water line extension project, which is expected to be completed in the fall of 2026. The work includes approximately 10,000 linear feet of 8-inch water lines extending from Kirby Lackey Road to Three Forks Baptist Church. The total cost is approximately $1.9 million and is funded primarily through a grant from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality.

Summer Concert Series to feature “Play It Again” Luke Bryan tribute on August 22

The Alexander County Summer Concert Series will feature “Play It Again,” a Luke Bryan tribute band, on Saturday, August 22, on the Rotary Performance Stage at Alexander County Courthouse Park. The free concert begins at 7:00 p.m.

New overlook signs help visitors identify mountain peaks from Rocky Face Mountain Recreational Area

Visitors to Rocky Face Mountain Recreational Area can now enjoy an even better mountaintop experience thanks to newly installed mountain overlook signs that identify many of the prominent peaks visible from the park’s scenic overlooks. The signs help visitors connect the breathtaking panoramic views with the mountains and landmarks that stretch across the western North Carolina landscape.

Residents urged to register for CodeRED alerts

Alexander County Government has reinstated the use of the CodeRED emergency notification system to keep residents informed and enhance public safety. CodeRED is a useful tool to provide important messaging via phone, email, text, and push notifications. Registration is quick, free, and easy. Residents may register for CodeRED alerts at https://accountportal.onsolve.net/AlexanderCountyCodeRED.

Employment opportunities with Alexander County Govt.

Are you looking for a rewarding career? Alexander County Government posts job openings on GovernmentJobs.com as they become available. Apply today!

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