Great shooters keep shooting. That fact of basketball life propelled Hayesville's Kolbe Ashe on both ends of the floor Friday night as the Yellow Jackets (11-2) punched out previously unbeaten, 10t
If 2020 just seems unreal, here are some fun facts which may make you believe it is here.
The year 2020 has rolled in like so many others and like nearly all new years, it brings new laws on the books.
The Catholic Diocese of Charlotte has published a list of 14 clergy who have been credibly accused of child sexual abuse in western North Carolina since the diocese was established in 1972, includi
Clay County’s Board of Commissioners approved borrowing more than $2 million dollars to build its new sports complex during its Jan. 2 meeting.
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