SCOUTING AROUND: Weekend full of events for everyone
Andrews – Oktoberfest may be the biggest event in town this weekend, but it certainly isn’t the only thing available for people to do. And as Oktoberfest is held from 11 a.m.
Andrews – Oktoberfest may be the biggest event in town this weekend, but it certainly isn’t the only thing available for people to do. And as Oktoberfest is held from 11 a.m.
Andrews – After a quarter-century, the North Carolina Possum Drop will be officially retired.
Andrews – Friends of the Andrews Library want to give someone a college scholarship, but no one has applied for it yet.
Brasstown – After being closed for more than a year, Clay’s Corner has reopened for business, albeit with a new store manager.
Ranger – Through her membership with Master Gardeners, Lynne Corenbaum learned that raised gardens at local schools had been forgotten as years passed.
Robbinsville – Corridor K may eventually happen, but it will not be the one that was imagined some 50 years ago, when discussions to build it first began.
Andrews – A homeless man accused of auto theft in the past was arrested last week after he allegedly burglarized a home and stole a sport utility vehicle from the library’s rea
Murphy – Julie Chautin has put a lot of time into making the local library a gathering place for folks of all ages in the community.
Murphy – The debate over whether valedictorians will be named for the next three years is not over yet, as at least two school board members have changed their thinking on the
Murphy – As of the Cherokee Scout’s press time Tuesday, there are 230 job openings in Cherokee County representing at least 1,360 positions that employers need filled.