David Brown/dbrown@cherokeescout.com Rotary dedicates Peace Pole: This may be just a simple pole with words in four different languages, but it carries a powerful message about peace.

Asking for itemized bills from a hospital helps identify mistakes like duplicate charges, services you didn’t actually receive and whatnots.

A.V. Hardin stands at the door of the barber shop that his father, Pearlie Hardin, opened in 1946 after moving from Depot Street. Pearlie opened his first barber shop in the early 1920s. 

A 1914 view of Tennessee Copper Co., which would employee more than 5,000 tri-state area residents at its peak. All copper mining and smelting companies in the Ducktown/Copperhill Copper Basin would be merged under the same umbrella in 1936.

“Arty MacMurphy” will be clear as day come Friday in downtown Murphy.