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The good news is the number of Cherokee County electric customers without power is continuing to drop; however 1,308 Cherokee County Electric CO-OP homes and businesses continued to be without

BLOWING ROCK — A movie filmed in Blowing Rock and the area nearly 30 years ago can now be watched locally after it had previously only been distributed overseas.

In two weeks, the heavy scent of hot iron and the clanging of blacksmith hammers will fill the air of the historic Catoctin Furnace ironworker village as the Maryland Iron

Conspiracy Theories or Critical Thinking?

Small businesses in rural communities in Utah could lower energy costs and create new jobs by propelling 17 projects in eight counties with federal investments.

Reps. Ben Cline and Bob Good voted against $60.8 billion in U.S. weapons assistance to Ukraine. Rep. Morgan Griffith, R-Salem, voted in favor of the expendiure. But none of the three apparently care to explain why.

ROSEVILLE — Guests stepped back to the Roaring 20s Friday night for the annual awards dinner hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce at the Pinecrest Country Club.

Franklin County nursing home representatives say they will struggle to meet new staffing guidelines handed down by the federal government earlier this week.

PINE KNOLL SHORES — Pine Knoll Shores wants to rev up its recycling program and has been awarded a state grant to help.

I would like to make some comments and suggestions to our city government about considering new subdivisions. I would suggest that the city finish what is incomplete before trying to