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Bruce Matlock
Store owners Andrea Faw of Sub Express and Rick Gregory of R. Gregory Jewelers aren't the only shopkeepers who are upset with a proposal to revamp Broad Street in Downtown Statesville. They've also had petitions signed by customers opposed to the plan.
Downtown merchants voice concern over parking plans
With the first dollars having been allocated on the preliminary work of Statesville's major downtown renovation project, Broad Street merchants in the central business district hope city leaders will hit the brakes before they make a final decision about parallel parking there.
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