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    Marble – For the second time in as many years Saturday night, Cherokee County law enforcement officers found themselves in a standoff with Isaiah Zavier Nelson.

    Ranger – Principal Kelley McDonald said Thursday she didn’t think Ranger School could ever do too much for our country’s veterans.

    Andrews – Cal Stiles had to work hard to earn a third term on the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners.

    Peachtree – Little Brasstown Baptist Church pastor Aud Brown never served in the military, but he remarked Monday how proud he is of his brother Ronald, a longtime serviceman f

    Murphy – More than half of the Cherokee County Board of Education said their farewells Thursday night.

    Brasstown – The license plates outside the Clay Spencer Blacksmith Shop showed that smiths came from North Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina

    Murphy – In the wake of allegations of impropriety at the Cherokee County Detention Center, Capt. Mark Patterson submitted his resignation effective Nov. 30.

    Murphy – N.C. Rep. Kevin Corbin has offered his help to Murphy Mayor Rick Ramsey in efforts to bring the train back to Cherokee County.

    Canton – Maddie Helton has big goals in life. Winning a pageant was a mere drop in the bucket.

    Murphy – When the Women’s Ministry of Murphy Seventh-day Adventist Church meets on Monday and Wednesday afternoons, as many as nine volunteers sit down at sewing machines, for

    Re-elected as Cherokee County commissioner, Cal Stiles of Andrews reveled in a dominant victory against Gary James for the District 1 seat.

    Hiwassee Dam – The mother of a boy charged with a felony last week for allegedly making a school threat said he was bullied regularly prior to making the statement that led to

    Murphy – Local veterans Larry Thunder Wolf Limon and Oscar Valdes have been honored with a Modern Woodmen Hometown Hero award.