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    This is the third article in a series about Blockchain technology and its implications.

    In her second year as principal at Hiwassee Dam Elementary/Middle School, Ruby Cutshaw is seeing just how creative she has to be in planning the upcoming school year.

    Texana – A local woman died in a single-car crash Saturday evening.

    Robbinsville – Cherokee County sheriff’s deputies are still searching for a convicted felon who is wanted on warrants as well as potentially being involved in child exploitatio

    Raleigh – North Carolina’s only federally recognized American Indian tribe could soon offer sports and horse wagering to patrons at its two casinos.

    Andrews – Town aldermen voted to rescind a paving contract after one of the bidders argued the comparisons were unreasonable.

    Murphy – State officials approved a loan application to repair a sewer line that has been spilling untreated wastewater into the Hiwassee River.

    Bellview – Every day that Larry Morgan spends in these mountains feels like he is “living the dream” by “being out in the wilderness, being close to the water.” On top of a pea

    Murphy – A protest on the steps of the Cherokee County Courthouse downtown Friday night remained mostly drama-free, save for a motorist who had a few choice words for the crowd

    Marble – A hometown girl took the top prize in the Marble Community Club’s Karaoke Stars competition.

    Murphy – A three-year-old case against three local residents charged with prostituting children has taken turns both tragic and bizarre in recent weeks.

    Andrews – Officials have asked the town’s insurance company to pursue a contractor who allegedly caused damage to a sewer line on Teas Street.

    Murphy – Town council members passed an ordinance last week to regulate the construction of wireless communications towers.