Valdese leaders will decide Monday whether to move forward with the proposed $10.83 million public safety facility or go back to the drawing board.
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As national home builders are increasingly drawn to the Western Piedmont region, June Belle Homes aims to give small-town homebuyers an experience that puts customer service at the forefront.
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A broken pipe caused 5,000 gallons of raw sewage to spill into Double Branch Creek in Valdese on July 2.
Standing where their ancestors once stood is a powerful experience for Waldenses descendants who travel to the Waldensian Valleys of Italy — but even for visitors without family ties to the region, seeing places they’ve read about in history books can be just as meaningful.
As national home builders are increasingly drawn to the Western Piedmont region, June Belle Homes aims to give small-town homebuyers an experience that puts customer service at the forefront.
Most brick buildings don’t have rusted metal where there should be mortar.
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