Rogow Room News Today

Pottery and broken shards have long been a lingering remnant of human civilization; vessels are an everyday object associated with permanent, stationary settlement. The reason is simple: pottery is not

The Friends of the Library held its annual meeting in the Rogow Room of the Transylvania County Library April 9 and outgoing President Jane Carter proudly announced membership had risen

The Transylvania County Library will join other libraries nationwide to celebrate National Library Week from April 7-13. The American Library Association began observing and sponsoring National Library Week in 1958

Getting closer to the land is a good thing and for some here in the western North Carolina it means the chance to raise some of their own food.

The N.C. Association of County Commissioners has partnered with Transylvania County to show “The Veteran’s Battlefield,” the newest documentary from NCACC’s 100 Strong Productions. Transylvania County Commissioners Larry Chapman and

The Transylvania County Library will host two programs during December to help celebrate the holiday season. On Monday, Dec. 4 the Noontime Notions program features the Blue Ridge Ringers in

During the Brevard/Transylvania County Chamber of Commerce annual candidate forum Wednesday only one of the two candidates for Rosman mayor – Ricky Traylor – participated.

The Noontime Notions series at the Transylvania County Library continues Oct. 17 at noon in the Rogow Room with a presentation by Pamela Blevins called “Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: A New World

Authors G. Keith Parker and Leslie Borhaug will discuss their newest book, “To Stand on Solid Ground,” in the Transylvania County Library’s Rogow Room at noon, Wednesday, Aug. 30. In

“To Stand on Solid Ground: A Civil War Novel Based on Real People and Events,” includes a character based on Robert F. Hamilton, the first sheriff of Transylvania County. Born