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Samantha Sinclair/scoutingaround@cherokeescout.com John Evans, Marine Corps League member and former Cherokee County Toys for Tots coordinator, explains to the local detachment the needs of Toys for Tots this year during the detachment’s October meeting.

Samantha Sinclair/scoutingaround@cherokeescout.com John Evans, Marine Corps League member and former Cherokee County Toys for Tots coordinator, explains to the local detachment the needs of Toys for Tots this year during the detachment’s October meeting.

Toys for Tots gears up for a huge challenge in 2020

Body Andrews – Cherokee County’s Toys for Tots program has consistently provided toys to 1,000 children in need each year for the last 20 years.
Samantha Sinclair/scoutingaround@cherokeescout.com Bob Lewis, junior vice commandant of the Marine Corps League, Cherokee Detachment 1011, cuts the birthday cake during last year’s birthday celebration.

Samantha Sinclair/scoutingaround@cherokeescout.com Bob Lewis, junior vice commandant of the Marine Corps League, Cherokee Detachment 1011, cuts the birthday cake during last year’s birthday celebration.

Marine Corps League to have a ball Nov. 10

Body Andrews – A U.S. Marine Corps tradition will continue locally.
Photo by Penny Ray/pennyray@cherokeescout.com Cherokee County Manager Randy Wiggins explains plans for the former National Guard Armory on James A. Mulkey Drive in Murphy.

Photo by Penny Ray/pennyray@cherokeescout.com Cherokee County Manager Randy Wiggins explains plans for the former National Guard Armory on James A. Mulkey Drive in Murphy.

County moving forward with armory renovations

Body Cherokee County commissioners are moving forward with renovating the former National Guard Armory, which is planned to be used for at least seven different functions. 
Samantha Sinclair/scoutingaround@cherokeescout.com A sign at the entrance to Western Carolina Regional Airport in Andrews promotes the Welcome Home event to celebrate veterans.

Samantha Sinclair/scoutingaround@cherokeescout.com A sign at the entrance to Western Carolina Regional Airport in Andrews promotes the Welcome Home event to celebrate veterans.

Andrews hosts day of celebrating two holidays

Body Andrews – Everyone is welcomed to spend Saturday celebrating veterans and Halloween.

Local man says he’s guilty of child porn

Body Murphy – A man who told federal authorities he replaced his drug addiction with child pornography pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing sexually explicit images of minors.&

Virus takes local leader

Body Murphy – Trevis Hicks never thought his grandfather would die from an illness. It was more likely he would be found in a field after doing the work he loved.
Photo by Sam Jokich

Photo by Sam Jokich

A proper sendoff

Body The Sons of Confederate Veterans and American Legion Post 532 held a memorial service on Oct. 17 for Richard Johnson “R.J.” Thomas at the Confederate flag site in Bellview.
After getting his license, Seth Fullerton is congratulated by Grady Flynn, one of the instructors at the airport.

After getting his license, Seth Fullerton is congratulated by Grady Flynn, one of the instructors at the airport.

9 get wings at airport

Body     Andrews – Nine people earned their private pilot license in August at Western Carolina Regional Airport.