Halifax Town Council at its Tuesday evening meeting gave Dean Jones the green light to build a recreational vehicle park on his Toots Creek property. But a condition of the permit is a time limit of three months per calendar year on guests’ stay at the RV park.
Halifax Town Council is set to again wrestle with a decision on a proposed recreational vehicle park Tuesday evening.
The town of Halifax Solid Waste Department will conduct its annual free spring clean-up for town residents and businesses by appointment only on Friday, May 13, and Saturday, May 14.
Folks flocked to the Halifax Farmers Market Saturday for the 14th annual Earth Day Extravaganza.
The fate of a proposed recreational vehicle park in the town of Halifax still is undecided, as Halifax Town Council mulls the question of a time limit on guests’ stay at the park.
A public hearing has been set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Halifax Town Hall for Halifax Town Council to receive comment on amendments to their zoning ordinance in regards to recreational vehicles following their 6:30 p.m. work session.
For more than five decades, April 22 has served as both a day of celebration of planet Earth and a call to action to protect its natural resources and delicate ecosystems.
Halifax business owner Dean Jones detailed the plans he has for a recreational vehicle (RV) park at Tuesday evening’s Halifax Town Council meeting.
The town of Halifax solid waste and recycling schedule will be changed next week.
Halifax Town Council is expected to set a public hearing to amend a zoning ordinance surrounding a proposed recreational vehicle park when they meet Tuesday.
Group also adopts ordinance to state that vehicles may stay no longer than three months, setting up point of contention.
The public will get the chance to share their thoughts on a proposed recreational vehicle park at a Halifax Planning Commission meeting set for Wednesday (tonight) at 7 p.m. in Halifax Town Hall.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed on Monday in observance of President’s Day.
The town of Halifax Planning Commission is expected to make a recommendation on a proposed recreational vehicle park at an upcoming meeting, and the public has a chance to weigh in on that decision.
A brief agenda awaits Halifax Town Council when they meet Tuesday for their 6:30 p.m. work session followed immediately by their 7 p.m. regular meeting.
Halifax Town Council is hoping to get grant funding from the Industrial Revitalization Fund to help with future plans for a former Exxon station they recently purchased.
A light agenda awaits Halifax Town Council when they meet Tuesday for their 6:30 p.m. work session followed by their 7 p.m. monthly regular meeting.
Halifax Volunteer Fire Department presented annual awards during its December business meeting. Not pictured are H. C. Phillips Jr., who was honored for 30 years of service, and Jessica Hamlett, honored for a decade of service.
A local business owner and insurance agent is trying to start up his newest business venture, a RV Park in the town of Halifax, and a couple of individuals spoke in favor of this endeavor at Halifax Town Council’s Tuesday meeting.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed all day Thursday, Dec. 23 and Friday Dec. 24 in observance of the Christmas Holiday and again on Friday, Dec. 31 for New Year’s Day.
A light agenda is set to face Halifax Town Council when they meet Tuesday.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed starting at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 24, all day on Thursday, Nov. 25 and Friday, Nov. 26 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Toot’s Creek Antique Mall is one of the first sites that greets visitors to the town of Halifax from the southern entrance on the frequently traveled 501 highway.
Halifax Town Council will set a public hearing on a rezoning request, receive business and police department updates, and make appointments when it meets Tuesday night.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed on Thursday in observance of Veteran’s Day.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed on Tuesday in observance of Election Day. The town of Halifax will be picking up recyclables on Friday, Nov. 5 due to the modified holiday schedule.
The town of Halifax will mail 2021 tax bills for personal property and machine and tool taxes next week to residents, businesses and personal property owners.
Retired senior probation and parole officer Jonathan Thackston was selected to serve as the newest member of Halifax Town Council Wednesday evening filling an at-large vacancy created by last month’s resignation of Mike Trent.
A vacant seat remains on the Halifax Town Council following the resignation of councilman Mike Trent, and council is moving forward with plans to fill that vacancy.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed on Monday in observance of Columbus & York Town Victory Day.
A local artist is breathing new life into a downtown Halifax alleyway.
Halifax Town Council voted to request a special election to replace councilman Mike Trent at its Tuesday evening meeting.
Real estate tax bills for Halifax residents, businesses and property owners will be mailed next week.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day.
Halifax town councilman Michael T. “Mike” Trent announced his pending resignation at Tuesday evening’s council meeting due to plans to move across town.
Police department reports for the months of June and July and a farmers market week resolution are on the agenda for Tuesday evening’s Halifax Town Council meeting.
The town of Halifax is set to receive a $7,000 Community Vitality Grant to go toward their project “Transforming Spaces into Great Places: Halifax Downtown Connections.”
"I don’t think now is the time to raise" taxes, one council member says as budget wins approval.
Motorists in the town of Halifax should drive cautiously and expect minor traffic delays this week due to scheduled roadwork in one of the town’s main thoroughfares.
Fresh produce offered up by local farmers, livestock, arts and crafts, the Power of Produce (POP) Program giving children a taste of farm-fresh vegetables, and a drawing for a $500 cash giveaway and other prizes provided by Viny’s Italian Restaurant all were part of the mix Saturday at the H…
A Halifax Town Council member expressed his concern about the proposed meals tax increase in the town’s upcoming fiscal year budget in a special called meeting Wednesday evening at town hall.
Plenty of produce and the power of produce program, Princess The Pigmy from Muddy Creek Farms and a $500 cash giveaway are set for Halifax Market Place and Farmers Market’s season opening on Saturday.
Blair Construction is repaving the south parking lot below the Blue Ridge Jail starting Monday through Friday.
Karen Schopen, who co-owns Molasses Grill in Halifax with her husband Steven Schopen, implored town council to reconsider the meals tax increase of 4% to 6% in the town’s proposed 2021-2022 fiscal year budget at Tuesday evening’s Halifax Town Council work session meeting.
Halifax Town Hall will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
Town proposes increase in the upcoming budget.
The Halifax Town Hall located at 70 S. Main St. reopened its doors to the public this week.
The town of Halifax Solid Waste Department will conduct its annual free spring clean up for town residents and businesses by appointment only on Friday, May 14 and Saturday, May 15.
More than 6,300 pounds of paper were shredded in Halifax on Thursday as part of a free paper shredding event held at the Halifax Farmers Market and hosted by the Halifax County Improvement Council and town of Halifax. Halifax assistant town manager Denise Barksdale said cars were lined up on…
Children potted plants and vegetables while artists such as Shelby Talbott and Susi Robbins showed off their artwork nodding to the new Parsons Bruce Art Association wall in the Halifax Market Place.
The town of Halifax’s sewer use rules and regulations are getting a refresh.
