Honea Path Celebrates 150th Birthday in 2005
Town of Honea Path
Honea Path Celebrates 150th Birthday in 2005
The Official Website of the Town of Honea Path, South Carolina
WELCOME
Honea Path, "The Little Town with the Big Heart, "is full of exciting and beautiful scenery, historically significant sites, and friendly people. Whether you're coming here to visit, just passing through, or are a lifelong resident of this great town, we welcome your interest in this beautiful area we call home and how you feel "a little closer to home." It gives us great pleasure to present this hometown website to you in our continuing effort to communicate effectively with the residents of the area and visitors alike.
Official Town of Honea Path Website
Updated April 2008
Town Hall has moved to a new location: Watkins Community Center on South Main Street
Business Hours are: 8 - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
Night Deposit - Please continue to make night deposits at Honea Path Police Dept.
(30 N. Main Street) until further notice.
Anderson County Summary Court Judge's Office ( Magistrate ) has also relocated to
Watkins Community Center on South Main Street
Hours are: Mon., Tues., Thur. 8 - 2 p.m. Wed. 8 - 12, Friday - Closed
Photo courtesy - Luther Moon
HONEA PATH ARTS CENTER
SPONSORS
GOURD EASTER EGGS ART CLASS
Groud Easter Eggs were painted and decorated by 20 art students at Honea Path Arts Center at Watkins Community Center on Saturday, March 8th from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Yoshiko Moon was available to paint students name in Japanese on individual gourd eggs.
Ms. Rosemary Moore is Director of the Honea Path Arts Center.
Julia Drake shows items for sale at the Auction.
Dogwood Garden Club Auction to help raise funds for Watkins School Community Center Project
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Under the direction of Fire Chief Jimmy Smith, the Honea Path Fire Department participated in a house fire training burn on Shirley Avenue next to McCoy Lumber Company.
Walk with the Docs event was scheduled to take place Saturday morning in Honea Path, however, the inclement weather forced its cancellation.
“At 9:45 this morning we had severe rain and lightning,” volunteer coordinator Renee McCormick said. “We just didn’t want to jeopardize anyone’s health.” According to Ms. McCormick, the Honea Path event raised $11,000.
Despite the announcement of the cancellation over the radio, roughly 40 volunteers and participants still met at the Honea Path Middle School football field ready to walk. Those that came out enjoyed a short respite from the foul weather and walked an honorary four laps around the football field.
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