Final Specifications and Bid Documents
Project Number: SRP-SW-ARP-0025
Deadline: Thursday, August 13, 2026 4:00 pm
IT'S RACE WEEK IN WILKES COUNTY!
Get ready, race fans. Here's everything happening this week across Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro. Free admission all weekend to these events!
THURSDAY, JULY 16NASCAR Cup Series Hauler Parade, 7:30 PM
Cup Series transporters depart Rivers Edge and travel through Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro before heading back. Line the streets and welcome the teams to kick off race week!
FRIDAY, JULY 17Fan Fest in the 'Boros, Historic Downtown Wilkesboro Commons, 1-9 PM
Presented by Nvrmore Entertainment & Festivals
1:00 PM Opening Ceremony with a ribbon cutting and welcome from Town of Wilkesboro officials
Live music from Charles Hicks, Pressley Laton, and Jordan Allen
Free admission
SATURDAY, JULY 18
Historic Downtown Wilkesboro CommonsFan Fest in the 'Boros continues, presented by NVRMORE Entertainment & Festivals
Kenny Wallace's Trackside Live driver autograph signings
Live music from Josh Perryman Music Band, His & Hers, and Tim Dugger
Food vendors, specialty vendors, and family-friendly activities all day
Downtown North WilkesboroFan Fest in the Boros & Concerts on the Deck, Yadkin Valley Marketplace, 6-10 PM
NASCAR racing simulators and driver appearances
Live music from Crawford & Power and Uncaged: A Zac Brown Tribute Band
Two towns, one incredible race week. See you there!
Hall, 203 West Main Street, Wilkesboro, North Carolina, to receive public comment regarding a proposed amendment to Section 156.415 Stormwater Protection of the Town of Wilkesboro Zoning Ordinance. The proposed amendment is intended to revise stormwater regulations and permitting thresholds applicable to development activities within the Town of Wilkesboro and its extraterritorial jurisdiction. The amendment is being considered following the Town Council's adoption of a temporary moratorium to evaluate and align local stormwater requirements with applicable state regulations. All interested persons are invited to attend the hearing and present comments concerning the proposed amendment.
Wilkesboro, NC - The Town of Wilkesboro is initiating the first phase of its Water Shortage Management Plan in response to current conditions affecting local water resources. Effective immediately, the Town is implementing
Stage 1: Voluntary Water Conservation.
Under this stage, residents and businesses are encouraged to reduce non-essential water use. This includes limiting outdoor activities such as lawn irrigation, car washing, and other discretionary uses of water. These voluntary efforts are an important first step in preserving the community's water supply.
The Town's water system remains fully operational at this time. However, early conservation measures are critical to maintaining adequate supply levels, particularly if dry conditions continue. Practicing good stewardship of our water resources not only helps sustain our local supply, but also supports the health of waterways and the needs of downstream communities that rely on the same sources. Proactive participation by the community can help prevent the need for more restrictive measures in later stages.
Town officials will continue to monitor water supply conditions and will provide updates as necessary. Additional information, including water conservation tips, is available on the Town's website or by contacting the Town office.
The Town of Wilkesboro appreciates the cooperation of all residents and businesses in helping safeguard this vital resource.
Wilkesboro, NC - The Town of Wilkesboro is initiating the first phase of its Water Shortage Management Plan in response to current conditions affecting local water resources. Effective immediately, the Town is implementing
Stage 1: Voluntary Water Conservation.
Under this stage, residents and businesses are encouraged to reduce non-essential water use. This includes limiting outdoor activities such as lawn irrigation, car washing, and other discretionary uses of water. These voluntary efforts are an important first step in preserving the community's water supply.
The Town's water system remains fully operational at this time. However, early conservation measures are critical to maintaining adequate supply levels, particularly if dry conditions continue. Practicing good stewardship of our water resources not only helps sustain our local supply, but also supports the health of waterways and the needs of downstream communities that rely on the same sources. Proactive participation by the community can help prevent the need for more restrictive measures in later stages.
Town officials will continue to monitor water supply conditions and will provide updates as necessary. Additional information, including water conservation tips, is available on the Town's website or by contacting the Town office.
The Town of Wilkesboro appreciates the cooperation of all residents and businesses in helping safeguard this vital resource.
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