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The Quilt Garden at the N.C. Arboretum in Asheville now features a brand new design titled “North Carolina Lily,” inspired by the state’s wildflower —...

Featuring acclaimed Appalachian acoustic act Unspoken Tradition & The Carter Giegerich Trio, the next installment of the beloved “Bluegrass Boogie...

To the Editor:  Decisions made at all levels of government (President and Congress in Washington, D.C., General Assembly in Raleigh and county co...

Acclaimed bluegrass/jam act Mountain Heart will perform 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, May 21, on the lawn stage at the Historic Cowee School in Franklin.&nbsp...

To the Editor:  Is inflation eating into your budget? Is your small business struggling to stay open? High prices at the grocery checkout or the...

News and information from the western North Carolina region covering Haywood, Jackson, Macon and Swain county

Long-term plans in place some say. >> that weve been able to accommodate people with such short notice. if you asked me that before the war, i would have said its impossible. now we need to think of a long-term plan for this. theres also this concern of why arent we able to do all the thing we have done for ukrainian refugees and apply that to all people seeking asylum in ireland. >> reporter: lucky cambula from south africa shared a room in a government-run facility for years. living in limbo u...

Aircraft carrier to a facility in virginia after several crew members died by suicide. now, over the past 12 months seven crew members on board that ship there, the u.s.s. george washington have died including four of them by suicide. three of those suicides happened in less than one week, which has prompted calls for immediate action. now, the navy is investigating the command climate and culture on board that aircraft carrier and is working to provide those on board with other accommodations a...

The arrival of spring marks a new season of weekly festive gatherings at the Rickman Store in Macon County.  Mainspring Conservation Trust and th...

HAVANA (AP) — A powerful explosion apparently caused by a natural gas leak killed at least 22 people, including a child, and injured dozens Friday when it blew away outer