Weaverville posts March e-Focus; Main Street/Weaver Boulevard work March 2, 4

“The Town of Weaverville published its March e‑Focus newsletter and posted an item on Feb. 26–27, 2026 announcing short‑term roadway work at the intersection of Main Street and Weaver Boulevard,” the town posting reads, noting residents should consult the newsletter and town notices for further details.

The archived March 2024 E‑Focus on the town website is explicitly dated March 2024 and contains recurring community items that illustrate the newsletter’s usual content. The March 2024 edition includes a Garden Club notice: “We hope you will join the Garden Club of Weaverville for our March 2024 Meeting Date: Tues. March 12 Time: 11:30 a.m. Location: Weaverville Community Center Albert Weaver Room (60 Lakeshore Drive) Program: Protecting and Preserving the Blue Ridge Parkway Carolyn Ward, CEO of the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation … will share information about foundation projects and programs that help ensure that the parkway is protected now and into the future.”

The March 2024 newsletter’s municipal meeting schedule lists specific items: “March 7th: Planning Board Meeting,” “March 11th: Board of Adjustment Meeting- CANCELLED,” “March 19th: Town Council Budget Workshop #1,” and “March 25th: Town Council Meeting.” The edition also directs readers to click for more information on changes to meeting schedules.

Community event notices in the March 2024 archive include the holiday parade language: “Weaverville's Annual Holiday Parade Sat. Dec. 2nd” and “The entire parade route and all intersecting streets will be closed from approximately 11 am – 1 pm. This time frame is subject to change, depending on the parade duration.” The same newsletter cautions that “Parking on Main Street will be prohibited during this event. Please plan to park in areas other than the street for the event. Prohibited parking violations will be enforced.”

The Feb. 26–27, 2026 posting announcing “short‑term roadway work” at the “intersection of Main Street and Weaver Boulevard” appears separate from the March 2024 archive: the March 2024 e‑newsletter does not contain any 2026 roadway notices, and the Feb. 26–27 posting copy provided to this reporter is truncated where it claims the newsletter and town notices supply dates and operational details. The supplied materials do not include the specific work dates, the nature of the short‑term roadway work, contractor names, daily hours, traffic control plans, or detour information.

Town contact details published in the e‑Focus footer remain current in the archive: Weaverville Town Hall, 30 South Main Street, P.O. Box 338, Weaverville, NC 28787; phone (828) 645‑7116; open MON – FRI: 8:30am -5:00pm. The Constant Contact footer on the archived newsletter lists sender and contact emails as “Sent by tmercer@weavervillenc.org powered by” and “Unsubscribe scoffey@weavervillenc.org.” The Weaverville Center for Creative & Healthy Living item in the archive names Thomas M. Balestrieri as board chairperson.

Until the town supplies the full Feb. 26–27, 2026 posting or a current March e‑Focus that includes the roadway advisory, there is no town‑published schedule or operational guidance for the Main Street and Weaver Boulevard intersection work in the material reviewed. Residents seeking the posting or official details can request the Feb. 26–27 notice or an updated March e‑Focus from town staff via tmercer@weavervillenc.org or by calling Weaverville Town Hall at (828) 645‑7116 during office hours.