The Winston Historical Society reported that Jesse James Days is set for July 10-12. More roads may need to be closed than in previous years to make room for vendors. The Historical Society also has two tractor pulls planned.
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Other community events noted by the Winston Board of Trustees at their March 2 meeting include a homemade ice cream social hosted by the school PTO on May 7 after the music concert as a thank you for community supporters.
Boy Scouts hog roast will be held June 27. Food serving will begin at 5 p.m., Karaoke at 7 p.m.
Bulk trash pickups scheduled for Saturdays, May 16 & Oct. 17.
Utilities clerk Amber Curtis provided a recommended list of locations for routine installation of shutoff valves.
Sewer maintenance: Melvin McFee reported that all Winston sewer equipment is working well, except that the circuit breaker on one pump at station #4 needs replaced.
Ordinance enforcement officer Christy Eden-Browder reported on property maintenance contacts, posting shutoffs, and action toward a summons to court for failure to pay a utility bill.
Town Hall & Park Maintenance: Jerry Lusk reported that the outside sensor light on the Town Hall went bad and has been replaced.
After review of a bid posting, Autumn Caldwell moved to proceed with a bid for park mowing and maintenance per the proposed posting.
The board approved the grading work agreement for Jerry Lusk.
The next meeting is scheduled for April 6 at 7 p.m., with the sewer board meeting prior at 6:30 p.m.
Trustees present at the March 2 meeting were Chairman Arvella Eaton, Autumn Caldwell, Jerry Lusk and Cindy Ball. Others present: Lucille Lusk, Christy Eden-Browder, Melvin McFee and Amber Curtis.