This week, Kelly and Aaron are joined by Mebane development director Ashley Ownbey to discuss the process of updating the city’s Cameron Lane Thoroughfare Plan, with new guidance for transit infrastructure and development (and a possible expansion of the road itself). Also, Kelly promotes several upcoming events – including this Friday’s Gilmore Girls-themed night market and the Downtown Mebane Halloween Spooktacular on Saturday, October 24.
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