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Marcil Hurt (center) was awarded the 2024 Governor’s Medallion Award for Volunteer Service at a ceremony held on May 6 at the N.C. Museum of History in Raleigh.
Hurt honored with Governor’s Medallion Award for volunteers
Friends & Family Day
The Tri-County Community awarded 16 high school equivalency diplomas and 41 adult high school diplomas Saturday at the main campus in Peachtree.
College hosts 2024 graduation ceremonies
Jury finds lawyer guilty
Sam Jokich/Staff Correspondent The thunderstorm that rolled into Cherokee County late on the night of May 7 left behind lots of damages in Peachtree and beyond, including on Shadow Lane in Tar Heel. Cherokee County Emergency Management said the area “experienced significant storm damage overnight.”
Tornado tears up buildings and trees
Sam Jokich/Staff Correspondent These youngsters at the Murphy Spring Festival on Saturday were happy trying to catch red and blue balloons inside an air-circulating plastic bubble. More photos, page 8A.
Scenes from Murphy Spring Festival
Photos by Nicole Wright/Staff Correspondent Lori and Tim Seaborg of forest farm Smoky Blue Appalachia offer the best variety of tomato to a customer at Saturday’s opening of the new weekly Farmers Market at Hall Memorial Park in downtown Andrews.