Family and friends celebrated the 91st birthday of Ida Mae Reemes who has lived in Sandy Mush her entire life. Born Ida Mae Surrett; she married Jack Dempsy Reemes. They had nine boys. With ten grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild, Ida … Read More
Thanks to Josh O’Conner and crew at Buncombe County Parks and Recreation Services for helping us out and removing our old playground. Stay tuned as we get ready for our brand new playground!!
Congratulations to our Sandy Mush 4-H Club for 40 years of active service to our community; they are the oldest 4-H Club in Buncombe County! Sandy Mush 4-H Club was started in February 1978 by Sandra Reeves, the wife of former Buncombe … Read More
Thanks to Willow Creek Trucks, Inc. for being one of our local business sponsors for 2018. After growing up in Sandy Mush and helping with the family dairy on Willow Creek Rd., Jarrod Wells started his own business in January 2005 after … Read More
Thanks to these local businesses for their volunteer service in 2017-2018
Everyone is invited to come enjoy our holiday open hours tomorrow, Thursday, December 21st from 1-5pm at SMCC. Our gym and youth room will be open for basketball, corn hole, horseshoes, puzzles, board games and much more. All children should be accompanied … Read More
Holiday Open Hours for Family Play! Thursday, December 21st and Thursday, December 28th, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Bring the family and play at SMCC! The gym, library and youth room will be open for play. All children should be accompanied by … Read More
The 2017 NC 4-H Shooting Sports Team won first place in all three events at the 2017 National Tournament. This is the first time that NC has ever swept all three events! Two of the NC State team members, Ethan West and Ty Reeves, … Read More
Craig Worley is proud of the Sandy Mush 4-H Rifle Team. In August at the Western Regional Tournament in Polk County, they had nine qualify for the state contest. At the North Carolina State Tournament, the Sandy Mush Rifle Team won 1st … Read More
Thanks to these local businesses who have already committed their 2018 support of SMCC. Willow Creek Trucks Full Sun Farm Jones Pottery Loyd Artists Ken Wilson Ford Red Oak Recovery These local businesses and more to come are investing in … Read More