As we ease into the final throes of summer, it's time to mark your calendars for some disruptions to the regular flow of county services. In observance of Labor Day next Monday, Union County is taking a breather, meaning most government offices and facilities are going to be closed, save for a few recreational essentials and prior weekend commitments.
According to an announcement from Union County Government, you can still get your read on at the Union County Library until Saturday. But come Labor Day, the doors will be locked, and the silence, will be louder than usual. Don't fret though—digital resources remain a few clicks away at all times. So if the solitude gets too heavy, your virtual refuge awaits.
For those who relish the green embrace of nature, Cane Creek Park is sticking to its regular operating hours throughout the weekend and won't turn away the Monday revelers either, with gates open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Just remember that if you're gunning for some sand between your toes, this is your curtain call—the beach is drawing its seasonal close on next Tuesday. Given the park's allure on holidays, the wise would heed the county's hint to show up early.
Now, if your weekend's adventure leaves behind a trail of debris, think ahead. "All Waste and Recycling Centers and the Union County Landfill," the offices confirm, "are open with regular operating hours on Saturday, Aug. 30." But, when Monday hits, it's a full-stop on the waste management front, with every center and the landfill shut tight.
For more detailed information on these and other Labor Day schedules and adjustments, head over to the Union County website and plan your holiday without missing a beat.
