Azalea Park News

In keeping with a long established tradition, the Azalea Park Safe Neighborhood Association will meetA this upcoming Monday at Christ the King Episcopalian Church .

The Azalea Park blog is written by citizens who live and/or work in the area and want to highlight issues the community faces.

The Azalea Park sand volleyball courts won a reprieve and work towards a new access road to Mill Beach was recommended at Thursday night's Parks and Recreation Commission meeting.

Over the last two months, youa ve probably noticed an increased law enforcement presence in Azalea Park.

Earlier this month, on September 14 to be exact, the Azalea Park Safe Neighborhood Association met to elect officers for the upcoming year at their monthly meeting at Christ the King Episcopal Church .

Suspicious conditions, 2:04 a.m.: 98200 block of South Bank Chetco River Road. Traffic crash, injury 8:50 a.m.: Smith River area.

Roughly 14 months ago, I interviewed Alan Grayson while he was running in the primaries against a big pool of candidates.

The John B. Lewis Soccer Complex at Azalea Park was the focus of a $10,000 recycling grant received by the nonprofit Asheville Green Works.

The Fry's Spring Neighborhood Association will host a meeting Saturday about the future of Azalea Park, which is about to have a master plan created by city officials to map out possible improvements.

Have you ever wondered: What's going on in Tallahassee? What's the stateof the...uh...state? What is the legislature doing about education? Healthcare? Energy? Why can't we make progress on public transportation? Why don't wegenerate revenue for the state by regulating drugs, gambling and prostitution? Etc.

Hat tip to Barbara McCann for providing this information about a magnificent resident of Azalea Park: Rachel has been an active member of Azalea Park SAFE Neighborhood for over 10 years.

On February 17, 2009 , President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 , a contentious act that provided $787 BILLION to aid an economy that many feared was in freefall.