By Matthew Miller

Special to The Graham Star

Robbinsville – When Relay for Life was no longer an option in Graham County, many residents were left without a support group during some of their most challenging moments.

Tallulah – Just one day after The Graham Star published a story about the Huddle House on Tallulah Road closing Sept.

According to The Children’s Bureau, a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, “Foster care is a temporary solution.” 

Stecoah – Ladies for Liberty, a singing group specializing in nostalgic and patriotic tunes, visited the Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center on Sunday at the behest of Mel Greene,

Robbinsville – In spite of threatening skies, the third annual Robbinsville Fall Arts & Crafts Festival was the biggest ever, with more than a dozen booths filling the Courthou

By Julie Havlak

Carolina Journal News Service

By Lindsay Marchello

Carolina Journal News Service

Robbinsville – The last time Robbinsville defeated Murphy in volleyball, this year’s class of seniors were still in middle school.

Murphy – Cherokee County taxpayers are on the hook for more than $25,000 to care for horses seized in an animal cruelty case.