Members of the Garden Club meet in the MACC cafeteria. MACC Director Barb Storm said the cafeteria is one of the only places in the MACC that will still be able to hold meetings and classes.More information
The council’s next meeting is Jan. 22, and officials say they hope to have enough information by then to decide what specific actions to take moving forward.
The MACC is facing a new set of challenges after a report came through detailing the extent of the spread of mold throughout the facility, officials reported.
The Signal Mountain Town Council and officials at the MACC said they have decided to temporarily move nearly all the classes that take place at the MACC to separate locations in the town. MACC Director Barb Storm said every class is expected to continue without any complications.
“We’ve been looking to our local churches, especially for music and smaller classes,” said Storm. “We have confirmed with Signal Crest United Methodist and St. Timothy’s Episcopal to host classes. We still have confirmation pending on a third church, but we’re expecting to confirm it soon.”
Storm said everything should be finalized by Jan. 18.