Deeply rooted
* 2nd in a 4-part series Sweetwater – From the time Mitch Rogers was around 15, he has been able to run a digging plow. He remembers helping his grandfather Bill Marr on their farm on Sweetwater. Fast forward 55 years and you will still find…Thursday, July 11, 2024
Local
Exposure charges dismissed
Sweetgum – A District Court judge recently dismissed charges against a local man accused of exposing himself in front of a minor two weeks prior.
Regional
Under her watchful eye
Cherokee – The groundwork for a local resident to be named this year’s recipient of the Lula Owl Gloyne Person of Excellence Award began 12 years ago.
Grant retains pair of nurse practitioners
Tallulah – The Graham County Department of Public Health has ensured non-stop medical care for the next three years.
School transportation earns regional accolades
Robbinsville – A random April inspection of three standard school buses and one activity bus highly impressed officials from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
Sports
Back to the starting line
Robbinsville – For the second consecutive year, the Black Knights’ cross-country program will begin the season with a new head coach at the helm.
Decision painted in black and white
Robbinsville – This isn’t Colby White’s first rodeo, but the difference in program reputations is night and day.
8 Lady Knights named All-Conference
A 24-win season and the program’s second trip to the Western Regional Finals resulted in the Robbinsville Lady Knights nabbing top honors when the All-Smoky Mountain Conference lineup was revealed
Videos
Town of Lake Santeetlah Council Meeting: July 9, 2024
The council hears an extended presentation on improving broadband in Graham County.
Opinions
Sweetwater Baptist a long-time congregation
Where Beech Creek and Sweetwater Creek meet in the Cheoah Valley is a majestic hallowed sanctuary, Sweetwater Baptist Church.
Company had long list of plans for county
Whiting Lumber Company was another firm that moved into Graham County, arriving in 1910. The company was based in Maryland and owned by William Scott Whiting.
Trump’s plan for healthcare troubling
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