Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Murphy – Julie Chautin has put a lot of time into making the local library a gathering place for folks of all ages in the community.
Murphy – The Cherokee County Board of Education began its annual tour of schools for its meetings last week, and the first stop Thursday night brought them to the refurbished
Several local ladies earned bragging rights as what they created were determined to be among the best in the mountains at the N.C. Mountain State Fair from Sept. 6-15.
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Cherokee – Members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians made a strong statement Thursday that they are happy with their leadership.
Franklin – North Carolina Sen. Jim Davis will not run for re-election in 2020, and state Rep.
Canton, Ga. – Unprecedented is probably an overused word in general, but that is the only word to describe Andrews’ early season offensive explosion.
Murphy – At some point, all good things must come to an end.
Hiwassee Dam – After starting the season 4-2, the Lady Eagles find themselves at 5-5 after tough back-to-back losses against Robbinsville and Hayesville and a bounce back win a
World War II veteran Jack Rhodes was honored by fellow veterans Saturday in Cherokee County. Read more about Rhodes' life and honors in the March 27 edition of the Cherokee Scout.
