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12 jobs coming to Moog
Ralph Myers, who will be 96 in September, still runs the John Deer tractor on his farm. He served in Europe during World War II as an anti-tank gunner. He was cutting hay, and will come back to roll it later, at John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown. Photo by Sam Jokich
New app will help draw tourists to county farms
State increasing food, nutrition benefits to help families
Severity of substance use, abuse increase due to virus
Efforts to protect the staff and residents at Valley View Care & Rehabilitation Center in Andrews paid off when no positive COVID-19 test results were returned last week after one person came down with the coronavirus the week before. Photo by Sam Jokich
Nursing home residents test negative
Felon pleads guilty to numerous burglaries
School board sets consolidation hearing
Kelly Kennon (left) explains to Sherry Barnes how she came upon a grouping of stacked water cairns on Fires Creek during last year’s Murphy Art Walk.
Guild delays Art Walk 2020 season opening
As Cherokee County Board of Education Chairman Jeff Tatham watches the screen, Superintendent Jeana Conley is assisted by chief technology innovation officer John Parker in getting the Zoom videoconference feed back up Thursday night. Photo by Samantha Sinclair
