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upon foundations of devotion and labor, the United States is enriched
by other golden threads in the genius of the people.
Inventive daring illumines their diligence. Adventurous ardor
invigorates the work of their hands.
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Haywood
County Economic Development Commission
Haywood County covers 546 scenic square miles, including
beautiful mountains, fertile valleys and rolling foothills. Portions
of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Pisgah National Forest, Shining Rock Wilderness Area,
and 24 miles of the Blue Ridge
Parkway fall within its borders. Haywood
County is an ideal place to live and work with ready transportation
access to the rest of the country via I-40, I-26, and I-81. Air
transportation is 30 minutes away at the Asheville Regional Airport. Read
more about economic opportunities in our county.
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Mountain
Microenterprise Fund
Mountain Microenterprise Fund (MMF) is a non-profit that provides
people throughout Western North Carolina with business training,
loans, technical assistance and support so they can start or expand a
small business.
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Downtown
Waynesville Association
"In Downtown Waynesville, North Carolina, you
are within walking distance of more than 100 retail shops,
restaurants, galleries and professional services." Read
all about them!
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Haywood
County Chamber of Commerce
"The
Chamber's most important asset is its members...people just like you;
people who realize that through the Chamber they can accomplish
collectively what no one of them can do individually. A strong Chamber
of Commerce is made up of members who can create a pool of resources
from which ideas, energy and finances can be drawn. Over
500 businesses and professional firms, 90% of which are small
businesses, work together in the Chamber to make Haywood
County a better place to live."
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Maggie
Valley Chamber of Commerce
Here
you'll find just about any information on Maggie Valley that you could
want for visitors and mountain folk alike.
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The
Mountaineer
"Since
its inception in 1884, The Enterprise Mountaineer has always been
Haywood County's leader for news coverage. As times change, TEM will
be there - accurately, fairly and thoroughly covering the events that
affect people's lives in Haywood County" Read
the Mountaineer's top stories.
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Local
Businesses
Local businesses with websites are welcome to be listed
here! Just send
us an email with your website address. . .
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