Health director resigns
Tallulah – The Graham Star confirmed late-Tuesday morning that Graham County Public Health Director Beth Booth has turned in her resignation, effective Feb. 3.
Tallulah – The Graham Star confirmed late-Tuesday morning that Graham County Public Health Director Beth Booth has turned in her resignation, effective Feb. 3.
Robbinsville – These are some of the top stories covered by The Graham Star in 2022.
January
Robbinsville – Smoky Mountain Urgent Care will be closing its Robbinsville practice at the end of January, ending a year-long conflict between the provider and its landlord, Graham
Raleigh – Bids for the now-third planned section of Corridor K improvements through Graham County were unsealed Dec. 20.
Robbinsville – In November, the Graham County Board of Commissioners was split over whether to continue providing the emergency contraceptive called Ella through the Public Health
Robbinsville – The Year of the Trail in North Carolina will be in 2023 and Graham County plays a prominent part.
Why? Here are some examples:
Robbinsville – Amid controversy over whether the Graham County Public Health Department should be dispensing emergency contraceptives, another controversy simmers.
Robbinsville – A local detective has received a distinguished award from a state-level entity.
Candler – AdventHealth was chosen over two contenders to build a 67-acute care bed hospital just west of Asheville in Buncombe County, for a hospital service area that includes Gra