Trees for Splash Park
With membership dues, FVR had Settlemyre Nursery install 8 Celestial Shadow Dogwoods around the splash park. 3 on Hill Street side, 4 on Laurel St side and one in front of the Massel…
all-volunteer 501c3 nonprofit supporting Valdese Parks & Recreation
With membership dues, FVR had Settlemyre Nursery install 8 Celestial Shadow Dogwoods around the splash park. 3 on Hill Street side, 4 on Laurel St side and one in front of the Massel…
We are very grateful for our donors who committed and followed through. That’s $55,581 in donations from regular folks, small businesses and clubs. Valdese people know how to make things happen.
Destination by Design came to town to get a summary of the ideas we have been collecting at our focus group meetings. We had sessions with Disc Golfers Mountain Bikers General Public Trail…
With the amazing opportunity to build a park from scratch, we want to make sure we get it right. Getting input from citizens and specialty groups seems to be a smart way to…
It has been over a year since FVR volunteers painted the main Children’s Park Building. That still looks great. However, with the new park upgrades, the fascia boards needed to be painted in…
On Friday, November 17, four personnel from Destination by Design came to Valdese. The visit started at Town Hall, where they met with Town Department heads to hear concerns about rescue, zoning, water access,…
Community working together to make something happen was the theme of Friends of the Valdese Rec’s Celebration Friday, Nov 3rd. The reception was held to thank all those involved with helping the Town…
On Saturday, October 14, FVR members Beth Heile, Reed Farrar, Jeff Farrar and Ingrid Farra attended a trail maintenance class at Catawba County’s Riverbend Park. Put on by Northwest NC MTB Alliance, the…
Friends of the Valdese Rec was selected as the Grand Marshal of the Draughn High School Homecoming parade. The school is excited about what the Valdese Lakeside Park will bring to them for…