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Nonprofit representative Steve outlines plans for corn-picking event and park upgrades at Timothy B. Downing Park
Summary
A nonprofit representative described plans to host a corn-picking event at Timothy B. Downing Park, outlined partnerships with the Cagle House Youth Foundation and scout troops, and summarized recent grading that created space for a community garden and other future uses; the authority discussed lease and maintenance implications.
Steve, a nonprofit representative, told the Holly Springs Parks and Recreational Authority on May 19 that his group is planning a first annual corn-picking event at Timothy B. Downing Park and is seeking the authority’s support and partnership. "We are actively working towards giving back to Holly Springs," he said, describing the event as a community giveaway and tradition-building effort.
Steve said the group hoped to plant several acres so residents of Holly Springs and neighboring Hickory Flat could come pick corn for free; the initial timeline aimed for corn ready by the July 4 weekend, but a recent dry spell delayed planting. "Our goal … was to have it already planted right now, and then have the corn ready for…
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