Murphy – Elementary school students may go to school for face to face learning four days a week starting Monday, Oct. 5.
Cherokee County has 117 active confirmed COVID-19 cases. Since March, the county has had 600 total cases, including 19 non-residents who tested positive while in the county.
Murphy – Usually, the first weeks of school include visitors showing kids all the fun things they can do in organizations like 4-H, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
Ranger – Ranger Elementary/Middle School students and staff were able to return to the campus Monday after two weeks of quarantine for possible exposure to COVID-19 ended for sever
As outbreaks continue at nursing homes, the Cherokee County Health Department reminds everyone to help protect themselves and their loved ones.
The Green Party candidate seeking North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District seat filed a discrimination complaint with the Federal Communications Commission last week alleging that she was depri
After being excluded from debates Sept.
Murphy – Although he and his relatives are well-known throughout the county, 59-year-old David Alan Hughes recently solidified the family’s place in local history.
Ranger – A domestic dispute interrupted an otherwise tranquil morning last week, forcing police to redirect traffic around a stretch of the four-lane highway while they convinced a
