Waxhaw, North Carolina, has entered the embrace of autumn as the weather shifts and the town gears up for a series of community events. With the approach of Thanksgiving and the holiday season, this quaint town is bustling with activities that bring residents together.
With Halloween and Election Day now behind us, Waxhaw residents enthusiastically participated in the festivities. As families decorated their homes and children donned costumes, the community came alive with the spirit of the season. The recent elections also saw a healthy turnout, reiterating the town’s commitment to civic engagement.
On November 11, Waxhaw honored its veterans with a heartfelt ceremony at the Military Wall of Honor. This day, set aside to recognize the sacrifices of the men and women who have served in the armed forces, was marked by gratitude and reflection. Community members gathered to express their appreciation for the service and bravery of these heroes.
As we move toward the holiday season, the highly anticipated Southern Christmas Show will take place starting on November 14. This annual event promises a treasure trove of gift options, from unique decorations to delightful treats, setting the perfect mood for the festivities ahead.
The Waxhaw Business Association will hold its monthly meeting on November 20 at the Waxhaw Tap House, located at 110 McDonald Street. This gathering aims to foster support for local businesses while promoting economic growth and community engagement. Town entrepreneurs are encouraged to attend and share ideas for improvement and collaboration.
A delightful event known as Cocoa and Carols is set for December 14 at Dogwood Park in Wesley Chapel. This festive gathering will feature holiday music and warm cups of cocoa, offering families a chance to celebrate together. Specific timing for the event will be announced closer to the date.
This year’s annual ornament sale by the Waxhaw Woman’s Club is underway, featuring a charming holiday train design. Priced at $13, this year’s ornament is designed to evoke local nostalgia, representing the train that occasionally travels through Waxhaw. The sale runs until December 19.
The Waxhaw Woman’s Club, which meets monthly from September to May, plays an integral role in the community. The club is dedicated to various philanthropic activities, including awarding scholarships to female graduating seniors from Union County public high schools. Details about the scholarship application will be available in March 2025.
Every Thursday morning, the Waxhaw-Weddington Rotary Club convenes at 7:30 a.m. for breakfast at the Weddington Swim & Racquet Club. With a focus on community service, the club’s projects include the annual Christmas Wreath sale, which began in late October and aims to support local charities. The club also engages in significant projects like Flags for Heroes, honoring first responders and veterans.
As the cold weather settles in, local pharmacies and clinics remind residents to prioritize their health. Vaccinations are readily available, including flu shots and immunizations for various ailments. Residents are encouraged to schedule appointments to stay healthy during the winter months.
With the vibrant hues of autumn surrounding the town, Waxhaw invites its residents to engage in community events and celebrate the upcoming holidays. From honoring veterans to supporting local businesses and enjoying seasonal festivities, the sense of unity and goodwill remains strong as the year comes to a close.
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