Santeetlah – An East Buffalo resident was found lying in a field after deputies received a call about a breaking/entering at a nearby residence Jan. 27.
Robbinsville – The Old Mother Church is still raising funds for much-needed repairs.
Marble – A coyote took Peanut on Jan. 11, and shopkeepers throughout Graham County are heartbroken — but not as much as Neal Wachob.
Robbinsville – The usual post-holiday spike in COVID-19 cases was more than three times worse in Graham County this year than in 2021, according to testing data.
Robbinsville – The Graham County Board of Education on Tuesday warily voted to return to voluntary masks on school properties (except on buses, where masks are still mandatory), bu
North Carolina child care providers are finding it difficult to hire and retain qualified staff, as the state continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey.
Robbinsville – A collaborative effort will deliver free wireless hotspots and high-speed data to 300 students across Robbinsville Elementary, Middle and High schools, as part of Pr
Lake Santeetlah – The Lake Santeetlah Town Council kicked off the year with its first meeting much where it left off 2021: with a clash among council members over whether some qual
