Murphy’s $665,000 state grant will go toward the revitalization of the four downtown pocket parks into a “town square” around the roundabout and other highway projects the N.C. Department of Transportation is scheduled to begin building in 2024.
Murphy’s $665,000 state grant will go toward the revitalization of the four downtown pocket parks into a “town square” around the roundabout and other highway projects the N.C. Department of Transportation is scheduled to begin building in 2024.
Abigail Blythe Batton/Staff Correspondent Darrin “Hollywood” Wright and his daughter, Samantha Wright Cook, shared a career in cutting hair for 13 years at Hollywood’s Barbershop in Murphy.
Anngee Quinones-Belian/Staff Correspondent Bailey Jones was happy to have her face painted by Grace’s Painted Faces during the Murphy Christmas Parade on Dec. 3.
Photos by Abigail Blythe Batton/Staff Correspondent Andrews Seventh-day Adventist Church filled the town’s new parade route with lit angels on a spectacular float Saturday night.
Abigail Blythe Batton/ Staff Correspondent Author Karrisa Van sits at the Rare Bird Emporium in Murphy with her new book, Tried and True, A Melody Grey Novel.
An overland view of the Mainspring Conservation Trust Welch Farm. This historic plantation farm was owned by John and Betty Welch in the mid-1800s.
Photos by Anngee Quinones-Belian/Staff Correspondent Julie, Steve and 3-month-old Angel Johnson played the roles of Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus.