Dr. Lisa Fletcher named new Transylvania County Schools superintendent
Dr. Lisa Fletcher said she was “humbled” to be the next Transylvania County Schools (TCS) superintendent.
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Dr. Lisa Fletcher said she was “humbled” to be the next Transylvania County Schools (TCS) superintendent.
The City of Mobile was once home to the first board of health in Alabama. The Mobile Medical Museum focuses on the Port City’s history while looking to the future.
View Comments North Carolina’s westernmost river basin remains relatively unspoiled. A lot of people are working to keep it that way. The Hiwassee River rises in north Georgia and cuts across North Carolina on its way to joining the Tennessee River near Dayton, Tenn. Its drainage includes all of Clay County and almost all of Cherokee County, except for a western tip that is in the Ocoee River Basin of Tennessee. Its principal tributaries are the Valley River, which rises in the Snowbird Mountains above Andrews and flows western to join the Hiwassee at Murphy, and the Nottely River, which al...
MCGOUN: Water quality for 147-mile Hiwassee River remains unspoiled Jewell Walston, Asheville Citizen Times © Courtesy photo Bill McGoun North Carolina’s westernmost river basin remains relatively unspoiled. A lot of people are working to keep it that way. The Hiwassee River rises in north Georgia and cuts across North Carolina on its way to joining the Tennessee River near Dayton, Tenn. Its drainage includes all of Clay County and almost all of Cherokee County, except for a western tip that is in the Ocoee River Basin of Tennessee. Its principal tributaries are the Valle...
This Alabama fire chief has blazed a trail to the top Updated 8:39 AM; Today 8:39 AM LeAnn Tacon was named chief of the Daphne Fire Department in January of 2021. She has blazed a trail for women firefighters, starting in Mobile, where she was the first female to serve on the Mobile Fire Department. (Photo by Michelle Matthews) Facebook Share Last year, LeAnn Tacon retired after a 33-year career with the Mobile Fire Department, but her retirement was short-lived. Eight months later, she was named fire chief for the Daphne Fire Department just across the bay. “I wasn’t through,” she sa...