During a recent city council meeting in Easley, significant discussions centered around community engagement and local infrastructure challenges. Mr. Feder from the Easley Museum announced a change in the date for their upcoming fundraiser, now scheduled for November 7th. Tickets will be priced at $45, featuring a low country boil and a silent auction. In celebration of the museum's 150th anniversary, a special membership option will be available, offering exclusive benefits including tickets to the fundraiser and a private museum preview.

The meeting also highlighted concerns from residents regarding ongoing issues with Charter Spectrum services in the Huntington North Subdivision. A resident, Lisa Bridal, expressed frustration over the lack of internet and cable services following recent storm damage, despite nearby areas having their services restored. She requested assistance from city officials to advocate on behalf of the affected residents, emphasizing the impact on work-from-home capabilities and the challenges faced by elderly neighbors.

Additionally, Bridal inquired about the status of a building moratorium set to expire in December, seeking clarity on whether the city council plans to extend it. This moratorium was initially implemented to address the aftermath of storm damage, and residents are eager for updates as rebuilding efforts continue.

The meeting concluded with expressions of gratitude towards city staff and first responders for their swift action during recent storms, with residents praising the community's resilience and support in the face of adversity.