This funding represents more than just a trail development project; it demonstrates the power of collaboration, community spirit, and vision to drive innovation and growth in a community that serves as a gateway to the Pisgah National Forest.
DARRELL CASSELL
The U.S Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service, along with its community partners, announced Tuesday “a transformative step forward” as Camp Grier and its G5 Trail Collective initiative will receive $2.5 million from the state of North Carolina to support the completion of the Old Fort Trails project.
The U.S Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service, along with its community partners, announced Tuesday “a transformative step forward” as Camp Grier and its G5 Trail Collective initiative receive $2.5 million from the state of North Carolina to support the completion of the Old Fort Trails project.
This funding represents more than just a trail development project; it demonstrates the power of collaboration, community spirit, and vision to drive innovation and growth in a community that serves as a gateway to the Pisgah National Forest.
The U.S Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service, along with its community partners, announced Tuesday “a transformative step forward” as Camp Grier and its G5 Trail Collective initiative will receive $2.5 million from the state of North Carolina to support the completion of the Old Fort Trails project.
