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The NYC Big Book Award recognized “The Jolt Felt Around the World” in the category of Childrens Environment as a distinguished favorite.  The com...

To the Editor: I am an independent voter. I belong to no political party, but rather base my choices on the issues and the candidates themselves. For...

Conservation projects in Western North Carolina will receive $6.6 million of the $70.3 million in N.C. Land and Water Fund grant awards announced this...

To the Editor: Most Americans who care about their country and who vote faithfully want desperately to believe that the candidates for whom they cast...

Get the most out of leaf season on the Blue Ridge Parkway with a webinar featuring photographer J. Scott Graham at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 6.  Gra...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released a draft version of a plan to guide recovery of the critically endangered red wolf, with a virtual publ...

To the Editor: Frankie Wood conned Alaska Presley into believing he could bring Ghost Town back and was able to get her financial backing. He also con...

See for women on the court at a time when we see a significant rollback of womens rights in this country, and also this term we will see them looking at everything from voting rights to affirmative action, to public accommodations, issues for lgbtq i a community. so it is really ironic, to see the most diverse court in supreme court history, which will also become known, i think, as a court that will significantly rollback the individual rights of many americans. so in some ways it was bitterswe...

After first discussing the matter almost a month ago, Haywood County commissioners are now calling upon the General Assembly to allow North Carolina c...

Heated speculation lit up social media the night of Oct. 3. The rumor: The 2022 County Clash wouldn’t take place at Tuscola’s C.E. Weatherby Stadium a...