Murphy – Oct. 31 would have been Mickie Kingsley’s fifth year artistically transforming the
hair and faces of clients at Shear Monster on Hill Street.
Murphy – A mix up on guidance from the state caused 33 out of about 400 absentee ballot request forms already processed for the general election to be temporarily rejected in C
Local nursing homes were hit hard by COVID-19 last week, as one suffered its first death of a resident who tested positive.
Ranger – When Dylan Winders was laid off from his job at the start of the summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic, he happened the opportunity to fulfill one of his childhood dream
Murphy – Cherokee County Schools was not immune to the coronavirus during the first week of school.
Andrews – Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters concluded their summer camp season with the most known group of COVID-19 cases in Cherokee County to date.
Murphy – People who struggle with opioid dependence often experience a life-threatening condition while battling withdrawal.
The second annual Valley River Truck Jam was held Saturday afternoon in downtown Andrews, one of the few events in western North Carolina and north Georgia that has not been canceled due to the cor
Picture this: You’re walking in the mountains on a nice weekend hike, you come around the corner and there’s a dark-looking stick in the middle of the path in your way.
Principal Ruby Cutshaw didn’t sleep a wink Sunday night.