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Wit Tuttell, the executive director of Visit NC, has revealed that Statesville has been selected as the third overnight stop for the 2024 Cycle North Carolina Mountains to Coast Ride.

The Mitchell County community has continued to support a Spruce Pine family who lost everything in a Dec. 29, 2023, house fire.

Three new books explore the how, why and what that keep our world moving.

(The Center Square) – In a late Sunday evening post to social media, David Wheeler says he’ll withdraw from the North Carolina election race to be insurance commissioner because the

The Burke County Planning Board put off hearing a planned rezoning Thursday of about 1,062 acres for a megasite. And Burke Development Inc. announced Monday that it is receiving a Golden LEAF grant for the megasite.

(The Center Square) – In a late Sunday evening post to social media, David Wheeler says he’ll withdraw from the North Carolina election race to be insurance commissioner because the

Lifting appreciative eyes to the skies is one of the enduring pleasures of life among the East’s highest peaks, and that includes at night, when soaring summits shoulder out urban light and offer rare, high-elevation opportunities to appreciate the cosmos. The clear, cold nights of winter can’t be beat. The founders of the Astronomy Club of Asheville realized that more than 40

Thanksgiving has come and gone, which means many local residents will begin decorating for Christmas. Some folks will be hanging their favorite ornaments from the branches of live trees.

Mike Causey says he got a good deal for consumers, but a challenger in next year’s election says the process lacks transparency.

A century ago, the Spruce Pine Rioters marched Black workers out of NC’s Mitchell County at gunpoint, and an escapee went to the electric chair.