NEWLAND — Against the backdrop of a cloudy and cooler than average late spring afternoon, citizens gathered at the Newland Town Square on Monday, May 29, to pause and pay respect to those veterans who paid the ultimate price for freedom during its observation of the annual Memorial Day holiday.
BANNER ELK — The first Art on the Greene of the year took place on Saturday and Sunday, May 27 and 28.
NEWLAND — Avery County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting to discuss upgrading the county’s radio system and equipment on Thursday,…
ELK PARK — For more than three decades, Elk Park Town Clerk Connie Guinn has served the town in numerous capacities. From answering calls and …
LINVILLE — Last week, Freedom Trail Elementary School partnered with Linville Resorts to support their student’s personal and academic growth.…
SUGAR MOUNTAIN — Tons of visitors came to Sugar Mountain Resort for food trucks, games, chairlift rides and live music during Sugar’s second a…
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RALEIGH– On Wednesday, May 10, Leadership North Carolina held the graduation ceremony for its 30th class, which included Monica Carpenter, Ass…
BANNER ELK ─ This summer, the Lees-McRae New Opportunity School for Women (NOSW) will present three guest lectures or events in collaboration …
BANNER ELK ─ This summer, the Lees-McRae New Opportunity School for Women (NOSW) will presen…
NEWLAND — Against the backdrop of a cloudy and cooler than average late spring afternoon, ci…
LINVILLE – Grandfather Mountain, the not-for-profit nature park run by the Grandfather Mount…
AVERY COUNTY — Seven fire departments in Avery County received nearly $207,000 in grants fro…
ASHEVILLE – The American Red Cross asks people to book a time to give blood or platelets now…