A proposed change to Macon County’s floodplain regulation has prompted outcry from the public and rippled across the county ...
eCourts coming to Western North Carolina: Officials promise greater public access to judicial system
The public in Western North Carolina is about to have more access to the courts than ever before, assuming all goes to plan. ...
The Jackson County Board of Education has signed a resolution urging the North Carolina General Assembly to prioritize public ...
The North Carolina Drought Management Advisory Council (DMAC) has classified all or part of 99 counties as in moderate ...
Earlier this year, members of Safe Passage, including the N.C. Department of Transportation, led a tour of wildlife crossing ...
On April 12, 1776, North Carolina was the first state to call for independence from Great Britain. Her Provincial Congress, ...
Lake Junaluska’s Summer Worship Series has now resumed with seven visiting theologians serving as guest preachers. Summer ...
The Western Carolina University Board of Trustees will have a bit of a different look at its next meeting. Kathryn Greeley, ...
When our three children were young, we had a regular July 4 tradition. For probably about 15 years, we would head to Bryson City for the Firecracker 5K, a very low-key road race that starts downtown ...
Cherokee is moving one step closer to full adult recreational cannabis use. The newest advance will come July 4 when the ...
For many, a Pride festival is a fairly straightforward event, a celebration of unity among people marginalized for who they ...
The shuttered paper mill at the heart of Canton is still there — for now. One day it won’t be, but a forthcoming monument ...
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