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County. I jumped out of bed. Thank god. Or else id be sleeping in the house on fire. He lost his house, he left es on his come o in vacaville. Fires reached the neighborhood. I was on the roof, i didnt know if the leaves would pick up and get embers. That man was able to save his home. But the house across the street burned to the ground. One resident, Current Conditions made for the perfect storm. I think its unprecedented with the heat and the humidity and the wind, it was inevitable. Good eve...

If you see a bunch of high end suvs together you are probably in a sports team parking lot and that is what we are seeing, the team members are ready to drive home. That is tim hudson driving the s. U. V. , and he had a slightly tough outing yesterday in his less than two innings but he gave so much during the entire season since he came aboard and he waited physical he was age 39 to get a chance to earn a world series ring and it happened yesterday as part of the Magnificent Team that pays a lo...

    Deadline to submit entries for the Toys for Tots calendar is 3 p.m. Friday. Entries received after that time will be set for the following week.

The Cherokee Scout is the largest publication in far-western North Carolina, serving residents and visitors since 1889. Building on that long history of providing accurate and fair local news and information in print, the Scout also operates the most dynamic website in Cherokee County.  

The Cherokee Scout is the largest publication in far-western North Carolina, serving residents and visitors since 1889. Building on that long history of providing accurate and fair local news and information in print, the Scout also operates the most dynamic website in Cherokee County.  

John looked forward to family gatherings with a packed house or an outdoor picnic, but he always jumped in with a heartfelt blessing before the meal.

ROCKFORD — Standing 16 feet tall, he has towered over a busy northwest side thoroughfare for more than a half-century beckoning passersby to stop and shop. Hes dressed in blue bib overalls, a red shirt and blue cap as he pours grain from a bin that is raised high above his shoulders.  Say hello to Wayne, the face of Waynes Feed Store, 3435 Auburn St., for nearly 60 years. “We just wanted something different that would stand out,” Waynes Feed Store manager Fred Hoople said. “The...