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Some places across the mars hill wolf laurel areas. But, it looks very wet. That means black ice is going to be a big concern for your morning drive, especially here in Madison County. Parking lots though, looking a lot like this. They have seen a lot of the snow and sleet combining overnight, about an inch to 2 in places on the ground here in wolf laurel. But, as people begin to drive on this and it packs down that snow and really makes for some slick conditions on roadways here as well. So, not only do you have snow covering coating the roads in some spots you are going to have the black ice...

His body in fontana lake. It was along the edge of the water. Reporter that finding hit a little closer to home. Whether i knew him or didnt know him, he was someones son, someones brother and theyre hurting right now. Reporter entering the water in Tuckasegee River and floating to fontana lake is how Police Believe balu ended up here. With the flooding in the river, thats what we believe at this time. Reporter how he wound up in the waters part of what theyre investigating and hope to find out with an anticipate on monday in chapel hill. It could be accidental. It could be foul play. We just ...

Jail for 90 days initially but government officials are calling for them to serve out their five year sentence. Sot hammondto think that there is this many people cries showing upms of signs sot hammond see you in five years. Verbatim 3 3 an autopsy will be performed today. On the body of a swain county man who was found in fontanta lake new years day. 53yearold doug ballew was last seen november 19th in bryson city. Police believe he floated five miles from the Tuckasegee River into the lake, but they dont know why he ended up in the water. Bryson city police hope todays autopsy in chapel hil...

Rep. Mike Clampitt has sponsored House Bill 985 which will allocate funding to a variety of entities in District 119. An allocation of $165,500 to the

A new exhibit at Western Carolina University sheds light on the history of incarcerated labor in Jackson County.