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Today's Tanning Tips...

Relax in a tanning bed today!

Do what makes you happy... !

Keep that summer tan as you head back to school.

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Don't let misconceptions lead you away from getting a beautiful tan!🤎

It's been a busy summer, mom needs a break with the kids going back to school.

Take White 2 Bronze Butter wherever you go this summer for velvety smooth hydration and bronzed results! 🤎✨🌴

We love a good tan!

On Wednesdays we wear Pink! 🩷

Traffic Alert Thursday 8/8/24 - 9:21 a.m. - Some roads in Albemarle and Stanly County are closed due to the impacts of Tropical Storm Debby.

For details about road closures and updates in Stanly County please visit: stanlycountync.gov/Roads

Remember: NEVER drive through standing water. DO NOT drive around barricades.

CLOSED DUE TO WEATHER

So sorry for the inconvenience but because of family emergency
We will be closed
Today.

Closing at 3pm Today

CLOSING BECAUSE OF THUNDERSTORMS!

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Internet is down! Windstream has trucks out working on it now.

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Hours Today 10-2
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CLOSING AT 6 PM TODAY

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Family Emergency
The Salon will be closed today

Join us for a grand reopening event at Morrow Mountain State Park on May 19 from 2-4 p.m.! We're celebrating the completion of a major construction project that has upgraded our vacation cabins, pool house, concession stand, and hiking and bridle trails. Plus, we've added new camper cabins and a splash pad for even more fun! Don't miss out on the festivities!

The main festivities will be at the lower picnic shelter area and the Quarry Trailhead parking area. A shuttle will be available to other park areas, including the campground and summit. Visitors can tour cabins and bathhouses. Enjoy snow cones and speeches, including an update on the Hardaway archaeological site museum project.

Vacation cabin renovations include new windows, bathrooms, furniture, and appliances. Eight campsites were converted to camper cabins with two bedrooms. Two bathhouses were renovated, and a new one was built.

At the pool, the wading pool was replaced with a splash pad. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)-built pool house received new plumbing, counters, and a ventilation fan. Both pool areas will remain closed during the event pending a health inspection. The CCC-built concession stand at the summit was renovated, adding electricity and new counters. A new wheelchair-accessible walkway was also constructed.

Though separate from the Connect NC Bond project, the park also worked on updating and adding to the park’s hiking and bridle trail system. Now at 54 miles open to hiking and 33 miles open to equestrians, the project utilized sustainable trail design to reduce environmental impact and make the trails safer.

The Connect NC Bond project totaled $9.1 million, with funding supplemented by the North Carolina Parks and Recreation Trust Fund and the State Repair and Renovation Fund. The trail project totaled $500,000, with funding from PARTF and the federal Recreational Trails Program grant.

The lead engineer for the bond project was Huffman Architects in Raleigh, with Charlotte-based Miles-McClellan Construction as the lead contractor. YRU Construction, based in Idaho, assisted with the trail work.

Photo Courtesy of North Carolina State Parks and Recreation.