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Sylva library parking complaints subside
The parking crunch at Jackson County’s new library in Sylva has largely eased, thanks to a new sidewalk that allows…
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State to help cover meth-lab cleanup costs
Counties are shouldering the cost of cleaning up clandestine methamphetamine labs for now, but the state is promising some dollar…
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Housing market prompts revaluation scrutiny
Macon County might postpone revaluating property — again — from 2013 to 2015, a remarkably different response to the crushingly…
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Free talks to address health issues
Free community health talks are resuming at the Mission Outpatient Care Center in Clyde. ‘Get Back to Your Life After…
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Republican women to hear Tea Party speakers
Wendy Woods and Nathan Jones will review the evolution of the Tea Party in North Carolina and the future of…
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Come out to clean up in Maggie Valley
Saturday, Oct. 1, is Caring For Our Community Day in Maggie Valley. Teams of volunteers, along with the town’s public…
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New Cherokee Home Center fills a void
While the rest of the mountains remain mired in a construction slowdown, a new building supply and home improvement store…
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A rising tide lifts all boats: Per cap doesn’t make anyone rich, but it can change your way of thinking
Every year, members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians get around $6,000, give or tax a few hundred here…
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Casino a catalyst for re-discovery of Cherokee power
Casino dollars, and lots of them, have brought the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians newfound clout this past decade, from…
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Maggie hears complaints, revisits noise ordinance
Maggie Valley doesn’t usually spring to mind as the noisiest of places in Haywood County. It’s a place known more…
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31-year-old appointed to Maggie town board
For the second time this year, Maggie Valley can boast a brand new alderman on its five-member town board. Mike…
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Football fans needed for can drive
Pisgah and Tuscola football fans will have two opportunities to catch some football during county rivalry week on Oct. 6…
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Hit the track with roller derby
Roller derby is gaining speed in Western North Carolina, with one league looking for its start and one looking for…
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Music & Poetry evening at the Rickman Store
Songwriter and singer Angela Faye Martin will host an evening of music and poetry at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept.…
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Tony Award winner coming to the Highlands Playhouse
Tony Award-winning actor Anthony Crivello will direct the hit play, “Heart What’s In the Heart,” which will run Sept. 30…
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Learn to preserve your stories and heritage
The Jackson County Public Library will host a program on preserving family stories with author Julia Ebel at 10:30 a.m. on…
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HART presents Broadway comedy hit
The Haywood Arts Regional Theater will present “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” opening on Sept. 30 for a…
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Student revival at Lake Junaluska
The Solid Rock Revival, a free student community event, will be held on Oct. 1 in Stuart Auditorium at Lake…
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Gallery 86 hosts Southern Appalachian Photographers Guild Oct. 7
The Haywood Arts Council will present an exhibition by the Southern Appalachian Photographers Guild through Saturday, Oct. 15, at Gallery…
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Get a taste of Motown at Bascom
“Celebration!” the annual fundraiser for the Bascom center for the visual arts, will be held on Friday and Saturday, Sept.…
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Capture nature at pastel workshop
A pastel workshop is being offered from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1, at Nature’s Home Preserve in…
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Cherokee Indian Fair celebrates 99th year
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians hosts the 99th annual Cherokee Indian Fair Oct. 4 through 8 at the Cherokee…
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Learn about local gems
Staff from the Franklin Gem and Mineral Museum will present a program on local geology and gemstone identification at 7…
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Test your dog’s manners at Bark in the Park
A Canine Good Citizen Test will be offered on Sunday, Oct. 2, at the Jackson County Recreation Complex by the…
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‘I Hate Hamlet’ onstage at WCU
“I Hate Hamlet,” the story of an actor in career limbo, will hit the stage at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday…
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One foot in the past, the other moving forward: Anderson pushes the boundaries of her craft
Never tell people how to do things, said the indefatigable General George S. Patton. Instead, he said, tell them what…
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Horn removal task best done early and well
I have learned, yet again, the virtues of doing something right the first time. My sloppiness was a bloody and…
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Shooting frogs through the car window
This is about frogs. Of late, I’ve been thinking about them … especially the frog that snores. As I recently…
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Author Janisse Ray leads retreat, speaks to trail group
The Wilderness Society will host a three-day nature writer’s intensive with author Janisse Ray at The Mountain Retreat & Learning…
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Hunting and Fishing Day activities in Pisgah
Looking for a way to celebrate national hunting and fishing day with your kids? Head to The Pisgah Center for…
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Have a barrel of rain water
Need a rain barrel? You can buy one through Haywood Waterways Association, the Haywood County Chamber of Commerce and the…
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Explore Smokies’ Cataloochee Valley on guided hike
Catch the first glimpses of autumn color, explore old cabins and cemeteries, and even ring the bell of a picture-perfect…
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NOC honors guests with free festival
Nantahala Outdoor Center’s popular Guest Appreciation Festival begins Friday, Sept. 23, and continues through the weekend, offering free attractions, live…
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Local races raise breast-cancer awareness, funds
Road races by three area hospitals this month shine the spotlight directly on breast-cancer awareness. You don’t have to be…
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Photo contest highlights state trail
Want an excuse to get some great hiking in and take photographs? The Outdoor Provision Co. is recognizing Mountains to…
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WNC outdoor school program garners conservation award
Muddy Sneakers, an innovative program that brings the joy of learning outside to fifth-grade students, has been named the Conservation…
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Experts introduce kids to trail-bike riding
Bryson City Bicycles will take young riders on a free youth mountain-biking event on Saturday, Oct. 1, beginning at 9…
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BicycleHaywoodNC helps out Haywood schools
BicycleHaywoodNC has donated 15 bicycles and 15 helmets to Haywood County Schools this month to use in physical education classes.…
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There’s still time
Migration is at full tilt across the region right now. In the passerine (songbird) department thrushes, grosbeaks and tanagers are…
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One bag at a time: Students free Richland Creek from a tangle of trash
When droves of Haywood Community College wildlife and forestry students scrambled down the banks of Richland Creek last weekend with…
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Frazier’s new novel a fast, good read
In a tale set to the tune of Johnny Ace’s “Never Let Me Go” that’s told as if shown through…
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Memoirist and poet visits City Lights
Janisse Ray will read from two of her most recent books at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at City…
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Creedence Clearwater Revival comes to WNC
The original members of Creedence Clearwater Revival will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 27, at Harrah’s Cherokee Event…
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Fall art classes to begin
Inspired Art Ministry’s fall term begins the week of Sept. 27, offering classes for adults in drawing and painting, photography …
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Catch the final of Haywood’s Got Talent
Some of the areas most talented citizens will be featured in Haywood Arts Regional Theater’s first Haywood’s Got Talent event…
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WCU brings Chinese orchestra, comedy to stage in September
A traditional Chinese orchestra and famed sketch comedy troupe will both perform in September at Western Carolina University’s Fine and…
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Bates tells cancer story
Grace Church in the Mountains will present Barbara Bates Smith in “The C Word: Her Own Cancer Story,” at 3…
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Mark summer’s end with free concert, picnic
The Friends of Panthertown will host a picnic and concert from 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 22, on…
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Grammy winner returns to Cataloochee Ranch
Grammy-award winner Laurie Lewis will give an after-dinner performance on Sunday evening, Sept. 25, at Cataloochee Ranch. The cost of…
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HART to hold auditions for ‘Ah Wilderness!’
The Haywood Arts Regional Theatre will hold auditions for its production of Eugene O’Neil’s comedy “Ah Wilderness!” at 6:30 p.m.…
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