The Retreat at Whiskey Creek
BZA leaves Whiskey Creek RV park unresolved
Road access, bridge concerns took center stage as proposed 45-space RV park stalled before the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Four years in, Whiskey Creek remains unfinished
79-lot tiny-home development remains unfinished as developer, Moore County work through access, bridge, zoning issues.
Who controls the Retreats? Model is under pressure
Lawsuits at Water’s Edge, Sunset Bluff testing HOA control, rental restrictions, finances, behind Chip Hayes’ communities.
Bhegani licensing hearing postponed until Oct. 1
A full docket postponed a state A&E Examiners licensing hearing involving the Whiskey Creek bridge assessment.
Due Diligence Begins with a Conversation
Officials should question the Whiskey Creek assessment – and speak with the people whose work they question.
Bhegani: Engineering story ‘unequivocally false’
Firm says article got key facts wrong, Whiskey Creek bridge review supervised by a licensed Tennessee professional engineer.
Growth is here. Moore County needs a plan.
The time has come: We need more than lip service about growth, water, roads, schools, and development.
Whiskey Creek: A test of Moore County’s own process
The Retreat remains unfinished after years of disputes over utilities, bridge access, zoning, and county requirements.
What it means to ‘grow’ the penny
Moore County’s property tax rate is worth more – but growth still has to be measured with spending discipline.
Moratorium passes as Council revisits trouble spots
Metro Council dives deeper into cease-and-desist authority, the Retreat at Whiskey Creek, jail bids, and water loss.
P&Z keeps Retreat Phase 2 on hold
Phase 2 of Whiskey Creek remains under scrutiny as the board presses questions about access, infrastructure, and compliance.
Tiny-Home Project Could Pay Off
The 79-home project is drawing attention for its potential tax benefits, tourism upside, and limited public-side risk in Moore County.
BZA backs Whiskey Creek appeal
A 4-1 vote by the Board of Zoning Appeals clarified that disputed porch space should not be counted as heated square footage.