As part of a new project in the seven western counties of North Carolina, the Mountain Food and Farm Apprenticeship Program is seeking applicants for local paid apprenticeship positions, which are
Three years ago, at the end of 2016, the western North Carolina mountains had finally stopped smoldering.
By Lorrie Ross
Staff Writer
Opioids have impacted countless lives, both locally and in neighboring communities.
Former Hayesville Yellow Jacket athlete and 1997 Hayesville High School graduate Julie Stackhouse is set to be inducted into the North Carolina High School Track and Field and Cross Country Hall of
Géraud Barralon will perform a concert in honor of the release of his new CD, Trace du Poète on Saturday, Dec. 21. Free admission. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., concert is from 7-8 p.m.
That small squad of young people you may have seen around Clay County — the ones wearing matching polo shirts with a distinctive logo, often with cargo pants and combat boots — are members of Ameri
Clay County’s longest-serving sheriff, Tony Woody traveled from his farm in Kentucky to a ceremony at the courthouse where a standing-room only crowd gathered to commemorate his history-making tenu
Clay County has a secret many residents don’t know. The population of homeless people is increasing — even among kids.
RV and mobile home parks may have to abide by a new set of regulations in 2020 if an ordinance proposed during the Dec. 5 county commission meeting is approved.