Woodsboro Current Events Articles 

2023

• Town cautioned on water system funding
• Town receiving bids to build Town Hall
• Council meeting disrupted by non-resident
• Council revisits traffic on alleys issue
• Skatepark officially opened
• Bids to be sought to build Town Hall
• Trout’s market: new owners, same local community love
• Woodsboro Days loses 5K run, gains music events
• Water meter reader system update completed
• Council readies to solicit bids for Town Hall
• Council vexed by grass clippings in gutters
• Speed limit signs to be placed on 2nd Street
• Historical Society to host antique appraisal
• September Woodsboro News-Briefs
• Town settles on skatepark’s location
• Heath Barnes to run for Congress
• August Woodsboro News-Briefs
• Commissioners sworn in, Town Council reorganizes
• Council ponders restricting use of alleys
• Woodsboro loses an anchor – Susan Mosholder
• Cutshall & Rittelmeyer elected to Town Council
• July Woodsboro News-Briefs
• Woodsboro Town website comes full circle… sort of…
• Town adopts County Hazard Mitigation Plan
• County rejects helping wastewater plant repairs
• Two throw hat into the ring for council seats
• Council votes to approve chickens in-town
• Council approves a limit to grass height of 8 inches
• Town to lease space for Verizon 5-G transmitters
• Revised Woodsboro Town Hall site plan approve
• Council seeks public opinion on chickens & grass height
• Verizon seeks to install 5-G transmitters
• Two council seats up for election
• Council moves forward with allowing chickens in-town
• March Woodsboro News-Briefs
• Town Council delays decision on in-town chickens
• Skatepark Committee seeks options to collect funds

2022

• Town readies for in-town chicken ownership pubic hearing
• In town chicken ownership set for pubic hearing
• South side development plans presented
• Woodsboro Days hailed a success
• Former restaurant provides fire department training
• Skatepark proposal presented to Town Council
• New water meter reader system approved
• Town ponders allowing backyard chickens
• More ARPA funding rolls in
• Water meter reading system update explored
• Council meeting cancelled due to staff COVID cases
• County to expand rural broadband access
• Town sells original anticipated town hall lot
• Woodsboro looks for grants to improve park
• Town to sell original town hall lot
• Woodsboro Days to return bigger than ever
• August Area News-Briefs
• FY-23 budget approved with no tax increase
• Town hall lot officially purchased
• July Area News-Briefs
• The "Ghost" of Gardner’s Garage
• Jim Derry, 102, marshals Woodsboro Memorial Day parade
• COVID-19 relief grants awarded
• Woodsboro VFC recognizes excellence & service
• Lot purchased for new Town Hall
• Woodsboro Memorial Day Parade returns
• Disc golf course to get facelift
• May Area News-Briefs
• April Woodsboro Area News-Briefs
• Playground equipment to be removed
• March Area News-Briefs
• Glade Valley Golf Club under new management
• Planning & Zoning gets down to business
• February Area News-Briefs

2021

2006

• New town commission president chosen
• Towns get state grants to fund parks
• Woodsboro gets $72,000 to secure water supply
• Woodsboro looks to fix water meters

 2005

• Annexation will permit 13 homes
• Woodsboro agrees to annex land
• Woodsboro forced to lower taxes
• Woodsboro officials approve 2006
• Woodsboro annual Memorial Day services
• Woodsboro election season begins

 2004

• Town loses $150,000 grant
• Woodsboro postpones annex vote
• Swastika marks unsettle Woodsboro
• Hooded robber hits Woodsboro Bank
• Commissioners say annexation will not result in the 100 new homes
• Woodsboro cops hit the street
• Town to establish formal terms to town commissions
• Town gives initial OK for new development
• Town well falls through on water quality concerns

 2003

• Deputy patrols keep lid on town
• Town to consider banning skateboarders
• Former Mayor Maurice Murray Dies
• Woodsboro Plans to get a Deputy