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The kitchen is no good place for me during the holidays. My weakness is those chocolate peanut butter balls my wife makes by the dozens.

For several years in the 1920s, the upper North Prong of Lewis Fork Creek prevented R.J. “Rocky” Hartzog from going straight down the mountain via Walsh, Big Ivy and other

PRIME Minister Andrew Holness says the Government is ramping up housing developments in St Ann as the parish continues to attract increased investments which he attributes to his Administration's ...

Barbara Ritchie, a multilingual learner teacher in the Wilkes County Schools, was recently asked to serve on a statewide team of educators charged with creating “a community of practice” for

In the depths of the Great Depression in 1933, the unemployment rate was 24.9%, or about 12.8 million people. Newly elected President Franklin Roosevelt had pledged the “New Deal” to

View the Journal Patriot for Thursday, November 9, 2023

The formation of a non-profit organization for opposing establishment of a facility proposed on Industrial Park Road in Wilkesboro for manufacturing concrete and asphalt was announced last week.

CLEMSON, S.C. – IPTAY and Clemson Athletics have announced the Jordan Family as an Athletic Cornerstone Partner following their incredible commitment to support Clemson student-athletes with a gift of $2.5 million. The contribution from Robert “Bob” and Patricia “Pat” Jordan will be commemorated with a ribbon cutting at the new practice fields on Friday, November 10 prior to their in-game recognition on Saturday, November 11 as Clemson Football takes on Georgia Tech. The practice field...

Jonathan Foster of Wilkesboro shared a copy of a journal kept by his grandfather, the late William Clark Heirtzler, during the last two years of World War II. It includes

On Monday night, the National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) informed the general public that the entrance to the Coastal Road approaching from La Democracia on the George Price Highway is closed due to flooding issues.