From Black Mountain News: Scott Williams of Asheville was one of the few who may not have complained too much. He won the 26.2-mile tresk through and around the city in 2 hours, 47 minutes, 44 seconds, slow by marathon standards but understandable for a course filled with hills.
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News & Observer: Cleveland Co. Fair reopens after last year’s deadly E. coli outbreak
From The Associated Press via News & Observer: Officials say increased safety measures are in place as the Cleveland County Fair opens a year after a E. coli outbreak.
WCU: Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company to perform at WCU Oct. 2
From the Western Carolina University Office of Public Relations: The internationally acclaimed Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company will perform “Song of the Phoenix” at Western Carolina University on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Smoky Mountain News: NOC hosting Guest Appreciation Festival Sept. 27-29
From Smoky Mountain News: It’s a big weekend at the Nantahala Outdoor Center, Sept. 27-29, with its Guest Appreciation Festival, the U.S. Slalom Nationals, and a big water release on the Upper Nantahala.
River of Life Chiropractic to host grand opening
Press release from River of Life Chiropractic: River of Life Chiropractic will be hosting a grand opening celebration on Saturday October 12th from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Check out the state of the art facilities and enjoy family fun, free food and new patient specials. Visit the office and meet Dr. William Booker as he begins […]
Black Mountain News: New health campus set to open in Fletcher Oct. 1
From Black Mountain News: Representatives of Mission Health and Pardee Hospital came together Wednesday to celebrate the opening of the first phase of a new joint health campus on Hendersonville Road.
Average state SAT score rises
From The Associated Press via WRAL: The average SAT score for North Carolina’s high school seniors saw gains in 2013, even as the average score nationally stayed the same.
Black Mountain News: Home invasion suspects apprehended
From Black Mountain News: Police responded this morning to a home invasion and assault that left two people with minor injuries. Capt. Tim Splain said a masked man armed with a knife and woman entered the residence at 35 Osborne Road around 9 a.m., and a struggle ensured involved the two victims inside.
Blue Heron Whitewater to host rafting trip
Press release from RiverLink: Blue Heron Whitewater is hosting a whitewater rafting trip in support of RiverLink. On Sunday, October 6th, 2013, join us for a half day trip down Section 9 of the French Broad River. Spend the day on the river having fun and enjoying our beautiful river, with proceeds benefiting RiverLink, a […]
McDowell News: Old Fort Scared Island Haunted Trail to return Sept. 28
From McDowell News: The daring and fearless are invited to partake in the horror starting this Saturday from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Scare Island Haunted Trail will run every weekend on Friday and Saturday through October. Cost is $6 per person for the trail and $5 for the maze. $10 combo tickets can also be purchased. Scare […]
HDR: Lincoln Co. teen missing
From Hickory Daily Record: Alexa Brianna Ikard, 18, was last seen around 10:30 a.m. Thursday near 3570 East Highway 27 in Lincolnton, a news release from the sheriff’s office said.
Audit shows state failed to properly release DWI data
From The Associated Press via WRAL: A state audit shows North Carolina has failed to properly release information on cases of those accused of driving while impaired.
The Mountaineer: HART to break ground on new theater
From The Mountaineer: Haywood Arts Regional Theater will officially break ground on its new Second Stage, the Daniel and Belle Fangmeyer Theater, at 4 p.m. Sept. 28 on the grounds of the Performing Arts Center at the Shelton House.
WLOS: Cherokee fireman charged with arson
From WLOS: According to the criminal complaint filed in Cherokee court, 24-year-old Douglas Swayney admitted in a pre-employment exam with the North Carolina Highway Patrol that in April 2009, he set a woodland fire on tribal land with a lighter.
WLOS: Maggie Valley employees suspended
From WLOS: Two Maggie Valley leaders face discipline following controversy over a country music concert at the town’s festival grounds.
The Mountaineer: Duke Energy rate hike facing appeal
From The Mountaineer: Approval granted late yesterday for another rate hike for Duke Energy customers fails to adequately consider the impact on consumers and will be appealed, Attorney General Roy Cooper said Wednesday.
The Sylva Herald: Cherokee Historical Association to host Trail of Tears Memorial Walk
The Sylva Herald reports that the annual Trail of Tears Memorial Walk will be held Oct. 5.
HDR: Miss Kay of ‘Duck Dynasty’ to visit Catawba Valley Community College
From Hickory Daily Record: Catawba Valley Community College presents a special appearance by the revered matriarch of A&E’s “Duck Dynasty,” Miss Kay Robertson, Sunday, Oct. 27, at the CVCC Tarlton Complex on the main campus in Hickory.
Cherokee roadside zoo could face federal lawsuit
From The Associated Press via WRAL: Members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians said Wednesday they’re planning to sue a North Carolina roadside zoo that houses bears in concrete pits on reservation land unless they release the animals to a reputable sanctuary.
Black Mountain News: Locals give input on Future I 26
From Black Mountain News: Weaverville native Samuel Tucker had a simple message for the state Department of Transportation when it comes to improvements to U.S. 19-23 — “Start it today.” The N.C. DOT is planning a $184 million project that could include adding lanes to the freeway, replacing substandard bridges and repaving. The work would […]
Local architecture firm wins state awards
Press release from The American Institute of Architects North Carolina: The American Institute of Architects North Carolina (AIA NC) Chapter has announced the winners of their inaugural Residential Design Awards Program. 2013 AIA NC Chapter President, Roger Leeson, AIA declared this year the Year of the Residential Architect with the intent of introducing the public […]