Asheville History @avlhistory sent this message out about Alonzo Carlton Reynolds, Sandy Mush native, this morning. 10/19/17, 6:46 AM October 19, 1870- Alonzo Carlton Reynolds, educator & @WCUpresident, was born in Sandy Mush. More @ncpediancpedia.org/biography/reyn… While they shared a very useful … Read More
It was wonderful to enjoy our community and see Sandy Mush community members returning from Texas, Tennessee, South Carolina, and the surrounding area. It sounds like folks want to make it an annual tradition! We enjoyed great food, fellowship, memories, and laughter, … Read More
We appreciate efforts of our elected officials to work with us. A big Sandy Mush thanks to our NC Rep. Brian Turner who helped us with our Sandy Mush Clean Up efforts earlier this year, and who has also been advocating for … Read More
Thanks to Vono Freeman for the great storytelling on Friday evening. He brought four fiddles from his collection and shared the history and stories of those fiddles, as well as a little local music history. We look forward to his return.
Thank you Grady Reemes for the handsome fence made with locust posts. Grady is a master fence builder, and we greatly appreciate his craftsmanship. We are blessed to have many talented people living in Sandy Mush who contribute to our community with … Read More
We are enrolling families through the Buncombe County Literacy Council to get FREE books from the Dolly Parton Imagination Library (DPIL). The DPIL sends one FREE book a month to families with children infant to five years old, a library of 60 books. The Literacy Council … Read More
The Sandy Mush Community Center Food Pantry will be today (Friday, Aug 11) from 1 to 2:30 p.m. All are welcome and no questions asked. The Pantry will vary from month to month but will generally be stocked with meats, produce, bread, … Read More
We are enrolling families through the Buncombe County Literacy Council to get FREE books from the Dolly Parton Imagination Library (DPIL). The DPIL sends one FREE book a month to families with children infant to five years old, a library of 60 books. The Literacy Council … Read More
A huge thank you to Renee Reeves for her support of our SMCC Food Pantry! Renee served our area for many years delivering our UPS packages and recently retired. She organized a food drive at her retirement party with the proceeds going … Read More
Or know someone who did? Please get in touch with Margaret Ellen Duckett or Keith Wells or email us at [email protected]. We are planning a Sandy Mush School Reunion for Saturday, October 14th, and everyone is invited! Pictured girls in … Read More