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Too often at the Center for Domestic Peace in Jackson County, a staff member picks up the phone to encounter a client who is trapped in an abusive rel...

Raleigh, N.C. — Sen. Corbin (R-Macon) and Rep. Pless (R-Haywood) secured critical improvements for Haywood Cou...

For those in need of assistance, www.recoverhaywood.com  is the best source for all information.  Haywood Helpline  A helpline is in pl...

North Carolina is only three weeks away from a major transformation of its Medicaid system and a new poll shows most people don't know about it. The

Home prices leave
 many hopeless Wednesday, June 09, 2021 To the Editor: I am 60 years old, legally blind and homeless for 11 months now in Haywood County. I am not a drug addict nor someone with a criminal record. I have lived here for many years and love it. I sold my home last year, put my money in the bank and started looking for a smaller house for me and my dog. My search was looking positive until I applied for a loan and was denied due to my monthly income of s...

Just days after a local nonprofit asked the Town of Waynesville to help fund emergency overnight stays for the unsheltered, aldermen gave them an answ...

Dogwood Health Trust recently invested in affordable housing initiatives in Haywood and Jackson counties by awarding a $872,671 grant to Mountain Proj...

People have a new opportunity to enroll in health insurance for 2021 on HealthCare.gov, but only for a limited time. This new COVID-19 Special Enrollment period starts on Feb. 15 and ends on May 15. Pisgah Legal Services, Legal Aid and Mountain Projects all have health care navigators on staff and are once again offering free assistance helping people review their options and sign up for ACA health insurance. With job losses continuing to mount amid the COVID-19 resurgence, and millions of peop...

Print + Electronic Subscription Note: Special one-year subscription at a reduced price for first-time subscribers or for subscriptions that have been expired for at least one year – those living in Jackson County and the Cherokee Indian Reservation (28719) addresses qualify. Offer good through Friday, Aug. 2, 2019. We accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover; we do not accept AMEX. Starting at

Print + Electronic Subscription Note: Special one-year subscription at a reduced price for first-time subscribers or for subscriptions that have been expired for at least one year – those living in Jackson County and the Cherokee Indian Reservation (28719) addresses qualify. Offer good through Friday, Aug. 2, 2019. We accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover; we do not accept AMEX. Starting at