Lake Lure Town News Summary - 2/13/26

020926 Lake Lure - 975.5 - Edge of Morse Park

Lake Lure Town News Summary

This latest summary will include the following items in this order:

  • Together We Rise - Refilling Lake Lure has Begun!
  • Shoreline Debris Removal Updates
  • Water Quality Results
  • Comprehensive Planning Input Survey link and New Date for Public Input Session
  • Town Council Meeting Summaries
  • Town Board Appointments 
  • News Summaries
  • Morse Park Restoration, Dredging Updates, Shoreline Stabilization
  • 2026 Lake Use Regulations - Boat Permit Updates
  • Disc Golf Map 
  • Cell Tower updates - it's coming along!
  • Plans for the Washburn Marina and Boardwalk, the new boat ramp and fuel pump
  • Lake Lure Dam Updates
  • Contractor Information
  • Roadway Updates
  • Financial Updates and FEMA Reimbursements
  • Travel and restaurant guide
  • 2026 Calendar 
  • and more...

TOGETHER WE RISE!

 

Lake Lure Dam 021326 - Tainter Gate Seals Replaced - 975-5

Lake Lure is currently at 975.5 Mean Sea Level (MSL), approximately 15 feet below full pond at the current time.  The lake began refilling on 2/6/26 when the lake level was 974.2 MSL. 

Town officials are pleased to report that the project to replace the seals on the Tainter gates has been finalized.  The Tainter gates are the mechanism that allows Lake Levels to be controlled.  The photo above shows the Tainter Gates on 2/13/26 with a lake level is 975.5. 

Together, we will rise from the devastation of Hurricane Helene and Lake Lure will be better than ever!  

 

HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO REFILL THE LAKE  

 

Town officials emphasize that refilling Lake Lure will be a slow and carefully managed process. The lake level cannot be raised by more than approximately one foot per day, and progress will depend heavily on rainfall and weather conditions.

“Today is an extremely important step forward in our recovery,” Mayor Pritchett noted. “While we cannot yet confirm exactly when the lake will return to full pond, this marks a major turning point for Lake Lure.” Although the Town cannot guarantee a timeline, it is hoped the lake may be able to reopen for public use by Memorial Weekend 2026, depending on conditions.

Let It Rain

 

THE LAKE IS NOT OPEN FOR PUBLIC USE AT THIS TIME 

 

The Town of Lake Lure and all businesses are open and welcoming visitors; however, the lake itself remains closed to all unauthorized personnel. 

  • The lake is not open for public use and only authorized contractors and staff may access the Lake.
  • Currently, accessing the lake is not safe due to the lower lake levels.
  • Do not enter the lake or the lakebed for everyone's safety, and to avoid fines. 
  • Town officials will reopen the lake when it returns to full pond.

 

WHEN WILL THE LAKE AND LAKE LURE BEACH REOPEN?   

 

The Town of Lake Lure remains hopeful that we will be able to reopen the lake and the Lake Lure Beach in the late May 2026.   The target date for opening Lake Lure to the public is Memorial Weekend 2026.  You may read the Town's Press Release on refilling the lake here.

 SHORELINE DEBRIS - APPROVED IN THE NICK OF TIME!

 

  • The Town of Lake Lure is pleased to advise that the state has approved the shoreline debris removal process through the North Carolina State Mission Assigned Recovery Task (SMART) Program. The program will begin in the coming weeks.  Crews will be picking up debris around the lake and on the shoreline as the lake continues to rise. 

 

LAKE WATER QUALITY

 

Please see the attached water sample results from January 2026.  We are pleased to report that the latest results are all within acceptable limits. 

You may review the updates spreadsheet, which illustrates all the water sample data received by the Town of Lake Lure.

This data is current through 1/7/26.

 

010826 Water Quality

 

COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING UPDATE

 

022528 Public Input Session

 

The Town of Lake Lure began the comprehensive planning process in the summer of 2025, in partnership with the Foothills Regional Commission.  Since that time, we have held three in person public input sessions.  One was a virtual session, one was in a traditional format at "The Landings", our temporary Town Hall, and one was held in a open Round Table Forum at the same location.  

We plan to hold one more public input session on 2/25/26 at 10:00 at The Landings.  Please make plans to attend! 

Additionally, two focus groups have been held.  One was with the Lake Advisory Board and one with the Parks and Recreation Board.  A third focus group session is being held with the Planning and Zoning Board.  Two more focus groups will be held following this one with residents.  

  • An online public input survey has been shared in various forums. 580 of Lake Lure's residents have completed the survey.  The Foothills Regional Commission advises that this is a very good response rate compared with other municipalities. It is difficult to get high survey responses these days, but for a Town of our size they are very pleased. The vast majority of responses are from full and part-time residents. 

  • If you have not taken the Comprehensive Planning Survey, the deadline has been extended to allow for additional submissions. 

Please click here to take the survey. 

  • A report will be prepared in the spring compiling all of the public input later in 2026. This report will be widely shared once it is published. 

MEETING THE MARK

 

2/10/26 Town Council Meeting

You may review a summary of the Town Council Regular Meeting Summary - Tuesday, February 10, 2025 

You may review a summary of the Lake Lure Town Council Work Session and Action Meeting from Wednesday, December 17, 2025. 

Review the February Town Meeting Calendar here.  

021026 Town Council Meeting

BOARD APPOINTMENTS

 

Town Council made the following advisory board appointments for boards with vacancies. Those appointed will begin their board term beginning on March 1, 2026.

Board vacancies are as follows:

• ABC Board – 3 Members

  • Candidates currently serving as regular members seeking reappointment: 1. Trace Boswell 2. Bob Cassano 3. Richard Sayles
  • Candidates not currently serving on the Board seeking appointment: 1. Sherry Smith
  • Town Council approved the reappointment of the current Board Members: 1. Trace Boswell 2. Bob Cassano 3. Richard Sayles

• Board of Adjustment/Lake Structure Appeals Board – An existing alternate member will be transitioned to a regular member, leaving 1 alternate member position vacant.

  • Candidates not currently serving on the board to be considered for appointment as an alternate member: 1. Andrew Knowles
  • Town Council approved the appointment of Andrew Knowles as an Alternate Member. 

• Lake Advisory Board – 3

  • Candidates currently serving as regular members seeking reappointment: 1. Gary Hasenfus 2. Mark Helms
  • Candidates not currently serving on the Board seeking appointment: 1. Cory Collie 2. Michael Gibbs 3. Andrew Knowles 4. Jim Langenbach
  • Town Council approved the appointment of Michael Gibbs as a new Board Member.

• Parks & Recreation Board – There are no vacancies.

• Short Term Rental Advisory Board – 1

  • Candidates not currently serving on the Board seeking appointment: 1. Steve Allen 2. Steven Gage 3. Andrew Knowles
  • Town Council approved the appointment of Steven Gage as a new Board Member.

• Zoning and Planning – 2

  • Candidates currently serving on the Board seeking reappointment: 1. Ken Williams.
  • Candidates not currently serving on the Board seeking appointment: 1. Liz Geary 2. Andrew Knowles
  • Town Council approved the appointment of Liz Geary as a new Board Member.

You may apply to serve on one of the following Town Boards. Just click on the title below to learn more about each board.

Applications may be submitted to the attention of the Town Clerk via email at Townclerk@townoflakelure.com or at the Lake Lure Town Hall, temporarily located at 920 Buffalo Creek Road (The Landings), Lake Lure, NC 28746. For additional information, please refer to the Lake Lure Advisory and Statutory Board Handbook or contact the Town Clerk at the email above.  

 

 IN THE NEWS

 

The following is a summary of some of the relevant news coverage since the last report. 

Channel 4 - Refilling Lake Lure

  • Updated: 10:52 PM EST Feb 11, 2026, Peyton Furtado, Anchor

    LAKE LURE, N.C. — Lake Lure's lake is getting fuller by the day. The Western North Carolina town and vacation spot lowered its water as crews removed Hurricane Helene debris. Now it's counting down the days to a normal summer.

    The Army Corps of Engineers removed 1.1 million tons of debris, and crews are working on marinas and sea walls ahead of the summer. Now begins the next phase.

    "The water gates, which are the gates on the dam that let the water go through the seals, had to be replaced around them because they were damaged, and the lake had to be at 15 feet below full pond in order for us to do that," said Mayor Carol Pritchett. "That was finished last week, so that was perfect. So, then we can begin raising the lake up again."

    The water is rising up to a foot a day to not put a strain on the dam, relying on rain instead of the river.

    "So, it'll continue on downstream through the dam," Pritchett said. "So, we need the extra rain that just comes down here and Lake Lure."

    Based on typical weather patterns, Lake Lure will have a full lake by Memorial Day weekend.

    "Well, it's critical. I don't think a lot of our business owners could have stood it because, truly, usually from Memorial Day to Labor Day, that's when they make the preponderance of their money," Pritchett said.

    Jeff Geisler manages Rumbling Bald, a resort with homes, golf courses, and, of course, lake access.

    "It was about a 50% reduction in visitors," Geisler said. "We saw a lot of people come. And just because they wanted to support the area."

    After nearly two years, Geisler said his and other businesses in the region are grateful to have a normal summer.

    We haven't popped the champagne cork yet, but we know the lake's getting full. We've been waiting for this day since September 25th of 2024," he said.

    As people book their vacations, the main message from Lake Lure is: come on in! The water (will be) fine.

 

  • Town of Lake Lure starts to refill lake after Hurricane Helene: Historic flooding during Helene destroyed Lake Lure and most of the town.  Watch the newscast here.

 

 

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  • ABC, Channel 11, Monday, February 9, 2026 10:51AM

LAKE LURE, N.C. (WTVD) -- There is more progress being made in western North Carolina's recovery from Hurricane Helene.

The Town of Lake Lure announced it is starting to refill the lake.

The mayor said they hope the work is done by Memorial Day so it is ready for the holiday weekend and summer tourism.

Historic flooding during Helene destroyed Lake Lure and most of the town.

 

LAKE LURE, N.C. — The Town of Lake Lure began refilling its namesake lake Thursday, marking the first step toward restoring the water body to full capacity since Hurricane Helene.

The town is working to return the lake to full pond at 990.5 mean sea level. Mayor Carol Pritchett said the progress resulted from collaboration with FEMA, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, AshBritt Environmental, Rumbling Bald on Lake Lure and contractors. Watch the newscast here.

WCNC Charlotte

 

Fox News - Lake Lure

 

 

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Lake Lure had to be drained 20 feet after Hurricane Helene so engineers could clean out all the silt and grime. The town is slowly refilling the lake, hoping it will be ready for business Memorial Day weekend.

 

The Town of Lake Lure hopes to welcome back tourists, boaters and swimmers this summer as officials begin refilling the lake 15 months after Hurricane Helene struck Western North Carolina.

Town officials announced the refilling Feb. 6, marking the first step toward restoring it to its full level of 990.5 feet above mean sea level.

Helene dumped 15 inches of rain into Lake Lure, flooding it with sand, silt and debris that washed down the Rocky Broad River, according to the Citizen Times.

The damage left behind from the storm means the process to return to normal has been slow and steady. In October 2024, officials lowered the lake by up to 20 feet so the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could remove debris and sediment, Lake Lure Mayor Carol Pritchett said.

To lower the levels of the lake, officials had to maneuver the tainter gates, radial floodgates that allow dams and canal locks to control water flow. The floodgates are located 12 feet under the Lake Lure dam.

“ The most that we have ever been able to lower the lake since it was built in 1926 is 12 feet by using the tainter gates,” Pritchett told BPR.

READ MORE: ‘A tough mission:’ Clearing debris from Lake Lure ongoing

The Army Corps completed the cleanup of the lake about a year after Helene. Pritchett said that the federal agency  removed 1.1 million tons of sediment from the water.

“One thing that you have to know is that we are only allowed by (North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality) DEQ to increase the level of the lake by one foot a day because doing it more quickly than that would put too much stress on the dam,” Pritchett said.  Read more here.

 

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Lake Lure, N.C., is seen partially refilled after being drained, as water begins returning ahead of the town’s push to reopen for the Memorial Day weekend tourism season on Feb. 9, 2026. A dock and boathouse sit above the exposed lakebed at Lake Lure in Lake Lure, N.C., on Feb. 9, 2026, as the lake continues refilling after being drained ahead of the town’s push to reopen for the summer tourism season. A lifeguard chair sits on the exposed lakebed at Lake Lure in Lake Lure, N.C., on Feb. 9, 2026, as the lake continues to refill after being drained ahead of the town’s push to reopen for the summer tourism season. Read more here.

 

MORSE PARK, SHORELINE STABILIZATION, AND DREDGING 

 

Morse Park

Shoreline: The next step in the restoration process in and around Morse Park is securing the shoreline. 

  • The shoreline around Morse Park will be armored with riprap in the coming weeks. 
  • Riprap is large, angular stones that will help prevent erosion by absorbing the force of waves and water, protecting the soil underneath, and stabilizing the bank.  
  • The expanse of low lying dirt beyond the banks will be underwater once the lake levels resume to full pond.
  • Dredging is taking place near this area

Dredging: Mechanical dredging is taking place to prevent future sedimentation build up in a small section of the riverbed near Morse Park. 

Park grounds: The mound of dirt in Morse Park is being used to level out the grounds in the area to minimize future drainage issues.  Once this process is complete beautification and grass planting will begin. 

Next Steps for Morse Park: The next steps will be to utilize input and information from the Comprehensive Plan to develop a Morse Park Master Plan so additional amenities can be added based on resident preferences. 

 

2026 LAKE USE REGULATIONS

 

Antique Boats in Lake Lure

The 2026 Lake Use Regulations can be viewed here.     

 

LAKE LURE DISC GOLF

 

 

Green Space Disc Golf Course Map

While we are waiting on the lake levels to rise, enjoy some disc golf at the Lake Lure Green Space!

The Lake Lure Parks, Recreation, & Lake Department partnered with Jay McCarthy of Disc Golf Design Group, the Western North Carolina Disc Golf Association, and Dan Bragdon of Camp Lurecrest to provide Lake Lure with a temporary disc golf course at the Lake Lure Green Space. It is a mostly open 9-hole course with 3 tee pad options from beginner (Red) to intermediate (White) to advanced/pro (Blue). You may download the map here.

This is a fun and challenging course designed for everyone from beginners to professional disc golf players. 

RULES: 

  • Disc Golf players must yield to pedestrians walking or biking on the paths.
  • The Green Space is open to walking and biking only. No golf carts, ATV’s, or other vehicles allowed.
  • Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.

Have fun and enjoy your time on the Lake Lure Green Space.

 

CELL TOWER UPDATES

 

It's Here!

1/5/26 Cell Tower

The Town of Lake Lure has been working to install a cell tower on the old camp ground off Boys Camp Road.  Our Community Development Team has been diligent in their efforts to work through multiple challenges, including delays caused by Hurricane Helene. Thanks to their persistence, we are pleased to report that the cell tower has arrived! You can see the tower here! 

  • The base of the tower was erected Thursday, 12/4/25 as scheduled. The remaining sections were erected Friday, 12/5/25 as you can see from this photo. 

  • Duke Energy established power at the Cell Tower and the next steps are for the cell companies to begin mounting their antennas.

  • AT&T's equipment crew has been on site all week ending 2/13/26, installing their ground equipment (transmission equipment, backup generator and raised metal base they go on) and are supposed to finish up by Tuesday, 2/17/26. 

  • The antenna crew will follow. The equipment project manager that the antenna crew generally arrives within week of ground equipment completion.   

  • We should be able to call folks and tell them about it very soon. 

 

WASHBURN MARINA UPDATES

 

Marina Docks Under Construction

  • Work has begun to rebuild the Washburn Marina and floating boardwalk and we hope this will be in place by mid July 2026. 
  • The lake must be at full pond to complete some of the work. 
  • We anticipate the lake being at full pond by late May 2026, so this is the reason for the July completion date.
  • A new boat ramp will be built and a new dock with the fueling station will be for added on the left side if you are facing the marina from the parking lot.   
  • You can see the new docks being constructed in the parking lot this week as shown in the photo above.
  • The small marina building has been removed and a temporary modular building will be utilized for the 2026 season, until a more permanent structure is built. 
  • Note that Town Officials are still awaiting a determination from FEMA on both Town Hall and the Welcome Center. Updates on these structures will be provided as soon as additional information becomes available. 
  • The following is an illustration of the 2026 Washburn Marina and Boardwalk that is being designed in a duplicate pattern as the previous version that was destroyed by Hurricane Helene.
  • 208 rental boat slips are be added along with 6 hourly boat rental slips. 

 

2026 Marina and Boardwalk Graphic

 

 LAKE LURE DAM

 

Aerial View Lake Lure Dam by Stephanie Ansley

Lake Lure Dam by Stephanie Ansley

  • Spillway Repairs: The Tainter gate seal repair project on the spillway was completed this week. 

  • 30% Design Project for the Lake Lure Replacement Dam: The Town received confirmation of grant funding for $484,471. Staff coordinated with Schnabel Engineering to obtain an updated Work Order (#10) for $910,900, and Town Council approved the work order and budget amendment. This project has begun and is expected to take 6– 8 months. This is a major step forward in the process of constructing the new dam.

  • Detailed Design: FEMA has approved the grant application for the detailed design phase of the replacement dam (Work Order 10B). Total project costs are $3,500,000, with the Town responsible for a 35% match ($1,225,000) and grant funding approved for the remaining 65% ($2,275,000). The Town of Lake Lure was recently awarded this grant.  

 

CONTRACTOR INFORMATION

 

Only approved contractors may access properties from the lake, by boat or barge, but any contractor or property owner may work on lake structures (with permits) if accessing from land.  This includes sea wall construction or restoration (again, with required permits).   You may emailkmartin@townoflakelure.com"> kmartin@townoflakelure.com with any questions.

Click here for additional information on contractors.

 

KEEP IT IN THE ROAD!

 

Highway 64/74A Beyond Chimney Rock Village: Highway 64/74A heading West beyond Chimney Rock Village remains closed to the public at large. It is open to "locals", which is defined as those who live and work in the area. Please do not use this road if you do not have to, as contractors have to stop their work to allow for passage when cars go by, slowing the recovery process. 

NC DOT updates on Highway 64: A temporary road is expected to be open between Chimney Rock and Hendersonville was extended to June 30, 2027 (YES, 2027). For more information, visit NC DOT’s Drive NC link: https://drivenc.gov/?type=incident&id=715074      

NC Department of Transportation Guidance on 64-74 in Chimney Rock

From South Carolina: From I-26 towards Asheville take Exit #66, then take the first exit for Highway 108). Turn left onto Highway 108 East. Follow 108 East for approximately 6 miles to the intersection of Highway 108 and Highway 9 (a traffic stoplight). Turn left onto Highway 9 North. Go 8 miles to the stop sign (Lake Lure will be in front of you).

From Asheville: From I-26 towards Spartanburg - Take Exit #67 (Rutherfordton - Highway 108), once you exit, turn left onto Highway 108 East. Follow 108 East for approximately 6 miles to the intersection of Highway 108 and Highway 9 (a traffic stoplight). Turn left onto Highway 9 North. Go 8 miles to the stop sign (Lake Lure will be in front of you).

Boys Camp Road Bridge: There has been some delays in obtaining easements for the Boys Camp Road Bridge project. We anticipate receiving the design later this month and will present the draft request for proposals to Town Council on 2/25/26. If approved, the project will go out for bids in March

Road, Drainage, and Signage Maintenance: Public Works crews provided routine maintenance throughout the Town included leaf blowing and the initiation of side arm mowing. Staff constructed a protective berm at the top of the slope on the dam’s north abutment to prevent erosion. 

 

FINANCIAL REIMBURSEMENTS RECEIVED

 

The following is a summary of the financial reimbursements the Town of Lake Lure has received following the destruction of Hurricane Helene.  

Key: Categories A: Debris Removal, B: Emergency Protective Measures and Permanent Work, Categories C-G: Roads, Water Control, Buildings, Utilities, Parks

  • FEMA Coordination and Recovery Funding: Town staff continued weekly meetings with FEMA leadership to advance ongoing storm recovery projects and advocate for Lake Lure’s funding needs, with a focus on accelerating support for key infrastructure projects and ensuring timely reimbursement.

    • Staff also worked closely with ICF to advance funding through FEMA Public Assistance and the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP).

    • Applications for HMGP have been submitted, while the Community Development Block Grant for Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) cycle has not yet opened.

    • The Town has successfully secured NCDEQ Division of Water Infrastructure (SA-HMW) funding for several major Hurricane Helene-related projects, including the Wastewater Treatment Plant replacement, a water line extension to Yacht Island, and the construction of bulk chemical storage facilities at the Wastewater Treatment Plant.

    • In addition, the Town received $562,500 in funding through the Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM) to support the sewer replacement project.

    • The Town is nearing completion of the Economic Development Administration (EDA) grant for the sewer replacement project.

    • Additionally, the Town has received confirmation of selection for Additional Assistance to support EDA Return on Investment (ROI) and Impact Analyses.

    • This assistance is being provided through the Governor’s Recovery Office for Western North Carolina (GROW NC) in partnership with NC Growth, and will help ensure comprehensive evaluation of project outcomes and economic impact.

    • Staff continue to actively monitor and pursue emerging funding opportunities through the American Flood Coalition, including a submitted application for a dam failure impact study, and other state and federal programs to maximize recovery resources for the Town.

  • Project Obligations and Reimbursements: FEMA reimbursement amounts are as follows:
    • $862,186.69 – Category A (Debris Removal): Vegetative, C&D, and White Goods debris from Lake Lure and waterways
    • $754,185.81 – Category B (Emergency Protective Measures): Town-wide
    • $65,390.00 – Category A (Debris Removal): Vegetative debris from ROW and public property
    • $503,580.00 – Category C (Roads and Bridges): Design of permanent Boys Camp Road Bridge
    • $118,323.67 – Category B: Temporary hydroelectric plant emergency repairs
    • $8,250.00 – Category B: Temporary Town Hall Facility
    • $13,255.75 – Category A: Dumpster rentals
    • $28,531.78 – Category B: Temporary Relocation Costs – Town Hall Facility
    • $9,681.02 – Category F: Municipal Water Supply Damage – 100% Complete Work
    • $745,485.13 – Category B: Emergency Access Restoration at Dam
    • $8,913.73 – Category F: Municipal Water Supply System Damage – Boys Camp Road Bridge Waterline
    • $977,417 – Category F: WWTP A&E

 

  • The following items are obligated, but pending reimbursement:
    • $118,943 – Temporary Emergency Wastewater Treatment Plant Repair
    • $5,250 – Lakeshore River Sand Washout
    • $101,487.47 – Sediment Pond Culvert
    • $72,852.05 – Temporary Municipal Water Supply Project.
    • $300,000 – A&E – Hydroelectric Generating Plant Damages
    • $1,996,515.95 – Marina Docks Damages (Marina Replacement Project)
    • Proctor Road and the Flowering Bridge. Final amounts pending agreed upon fixed cost offer.

 

VISIT THE TOWN OF LAKE LURE!

 

Buddy Morrison - Lake Lure with Snow

Lake Lure with Snow by Buddy Morrison

While visitors should be mindful of ongoing recovery efforts, several local businesses and recreation areas have reopened.  There are a number of attractions that are open in the area. Lake Lure hotels, lodges, bed & breakfasts, and our amazing restaurants are open for business!  Our local businesses greatly appreciate your patronage!  Please visit the area and encourage others to visit as well. 

Download the Travel Guide here.  

Please visit the Local Restaurant Guide

And here are some of the amenities that are currently open to the public.  

These amenities are in Lake Lure and are open to the public.

Additionally, horseback riding is available in the area along with zip lining, escape rooms, a candy cabin, and so much more!

Buffalo Creek Park/Weed Patch Mountain Trail/Upper Boulders Trail: Ongoing work is also taking place at Buffalo Creek Park, Weed Patch Mountain, and the Upper Boulder Trails by the National Guard, Carolina Climbers Coalition, Rutherford Outdoor Coalition, EcoForesters, and AmeriCorps. We cannot thank them enough for their time and support!  Progress continues to be made on Upper Boulders Trail, and a small section may be opening soon. The Town received a grant of $50,000 to assist with restoration.  Please stay tuned for updates!

Turtle Rock Trail: A new trail is being created near Pool Creek Picnic Park. Please stay tuned for updates!

Upcoming Events and Meetings:

 

2026 EVENTS CALENDAR 

 

You may download the 2026 Town of Lake Lure Calendar of Events.  This is a dynamic calendar so please check back regularly to check for updates. Please email Communications@townoflakelure.com for questions or suggestions. The Calendar is of Events is linked on the banner at the top of the homepage on the website.

You may review the official Town Calendar for information on Town Meetings. 

QUESTIONS/SUGGESTIONS

 

You may review previous Storm Recovery Updates in Town News at www.townoflakelure.com

For questions or suggestions, please email Communications@townoflakelure.com

 

 

Published 1/32/26, updated 2/11/26

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