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***2026 MerleFest Campers***
Due to the WWTP Construction and to better explain what areas are considered the "upper portion" and will be available for the 2026 event, I have labeled them on the map. These will be mostly campervan and tent sites with almost no RV sites. I have also listed the unavailable sites here.
To obtain information on the request for proposals (RFP), click link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15a-aJ09li9sFFWGqjmk01n_I-RMhcBlz?usp=sharing
Last updated on 06/27/2017
Pamela Holder - Economic Restructuring Committee Chair
vacant - Design Committee Chair
vacant - Promotions Committee Chair
Andrew Carlton - Organizational Organizational Chair & Planning & Community Development Director
Councilman Jimmy Hayes - Mayor's Appointee
The Small Town Main Street Committee (STMS) meetings are scheduled on the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm at the Wilkesboro Town Hall unless otherwise posted.

The Small Town Division of NC Main Street program was started to address the growing number of small, rural towns that need downtown development assistance but are not likely, due to size or resource limitations, to pursue the regular Main Street program. In 2009 the Town of Wilkesboro was accepted by the NC Small Town Main Street (STMS) program as an STMS community. The STMS program is no longer accepting new communities into the program; however, Wilkesboro is an active community in the program. Selected communities receive on-site technical assistance from the Small Town Main Street staff for the 4 point approach to the program:
1. Promotion
2. Economic Structure
3. Design
4. Organization
From a series of meetings with the public and their input for their community, a group call the Small Town Main Street (STMS) Committee was formed. The STMS committee is responsible for the revitalization and long term planning of the future of downtown Wilkesboro. The committee’s goals include beautification of Main Street and creating sustainable economic development.
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National Trust for Historic Preservation, Main Street, and Four-Point Approach are registered trademarks of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.



