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ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Today, Chief U.S. District Judge Martin Reidinger sentenced James Julius Lumpkin, of Sevierville, Tennessee, to 156 months in prison and

North Carolina is home to a large mysterious rock covered in petroglyphs. Surrounded by rumors and legends, the rock is sacred to the Cherokee Indians.

Ten candidates are running for three open seats on the Jackson County Board of Education this spring. Only one incumbent is running, while two other s...

For Mr. Cawthorn, a pro-Trump North Carolina congressman, youthful brashness that helped him win his seat now strikes some voters as recklessness.

Realtor.com names the top 10 most affordable towns to find a vacation home in today’s unprecedented market.

Cullowhee, NC (PRWEB) March 21, 2022 -- Tom Baker, a Vietnam war veteran, has completed his new book “Warrior Wanna-be”: a gripping account that displays the

It’s hard to believe there was ever a time when reports of stalking, sexual assault, domestic violence and dating violence weren’t taken seriously by...

After two years being held as an online celebration, Western Carolina University’s “Spring Literary Festival” returns to the Cullowhee campus March 14...

Following November’s passage of the “best budget in a decade” for the University of North Carolina System, Western Carolina University has a clean sla...

Next year, students at five universities in the UNC System will pay more to fund sports programs. Western Carolina University's athletics director and student body president say the fee increase was necessary to fix crumbling athletic facilities.