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JV Black Knight Kage Williams gave the Murphy defense fits throughout Robbinsville's 48-30 over the Bulldogs on Sept. 12. Photo by Byron Housley/The Graham Star

JV Black Knight Kage Williams gave the Murphy defense fits throughout Robbinsville's 48-30 over the Bulldogs on Sept. 12. Photo by Byron Housley/The Graham Star

Streak: Over

Robbinsville – Wren Millsaps waited a long time for it. As a player, he never won a game against Murphy. As a coach, he had never won a game against Murphy. That all changed on Sept. 12, as the Millsaps-led JV Black Knights (2-0) stunned the Bulldogs 48-30.

There are two sides to every story

I am a huge fan of The Andy Griffith Show. From Barney's mannerisms and facial expressions, to Goober, Gomer, Aunt Bea, Opie (a nickname I still use for one of my best friends to this day) and, of course, Sheriff Andy Taylor.

Robbinsville High gives back on 9/11

By Matthew Miller Special to The Graham Star   Robbinsville – Sept. 11, 2001 is considered one of the darkest days in American history.  There were nearly 3,000 deaths, 6,000 injuries sustained, and the country was in a panic. When would it happen again, and to whom?
Summer youth football camp participants led the Black Knights onto the field during Youth Night on Friday. Photos by Byron Housley/The Graham Star

Summer youth football camp participants led the Black Knights onto the field during Youth Night on Friday. Photos by Byron Housley/The Graham Star

Knights survive Eagles

Robbinsville – Friday the 13th’s showdown between Robbinsville and Rabun Gap, Ga., filled in all the blanks for those who buy into the not-so-unusual Gregorian Calendar event.
Peggy Denton of Denton Wreath Company was one of many vendors on-hand for the third annual Robbinsville Fall Arts & Crafts Festival on Saturday. Photo by Art Miller/amiller@grahamstar.com

Peggy Denton of Denton Wreath Company was one of many vendors on-hand for the third annual Robbinsville Fall Arts & Crafts Festival on Saturday. Photo by Art Miller/amiller@grahamstar.com

Downtown crafts festival a hit

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 Courthouse Square on Saturday However, the future of the festival is still in question.
Jubilation sets in for the Robbinsvlle Lady Knights, moments after a thrilling 5-set  victory over Murphy on Sept. 5. Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com

Jubilation sets in for the Robbinsvlle Lady Knights, moments after a thrilling 5-set victory over Murphy on Sept. 5. Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com

At long last!

Robbinsville – The last time Robbinsville defeated Murphy in volleyball, this year’s class of seniors were still in middle school. The 2015 sweep of the Lady Bulldogs seemed like a distant memory until Sept.
Conner Hyde finds some real estate during PeeWee action at Murphy on Saturday. Photo by Jenny Millsaps

Conner Hyde finds some real estate during PeeWee action at Murphy on Saturday. Photo by Jenny Millsaps

Smokey Mountain Youth Conference Football Results: Sept. 7, 2019

*PeeWee: Robbinsville 26, Murphy 12 *Termites: Robbinsville 6, Murphy 46 *Mites: Robbinsville 12, Murphy 8 *Midgets: Murphy 14, Robbinsville 8 Next games: Saturday, vs. Swain County, 9:30 a.m.
David Freeman

David Freeman

David Freeman

David Steven Freeman entered peaceful rest on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2019. A funeral service was held at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Sweetgum Baptist Church.  David, better known as “Chico,” was born in Edenton Ga., but lived in Robbinsville, N.C. his entire life.
The Huddle House on Tallulah Road ceased operations Tuesday, Sept. 3. Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com

The Huddle House on Tallulah Road ceased operations Tuesday, Sept. 3. Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com

Huddle House Closes Up Shop

Tallulah – Rumors spread quickly through Graham County last week, when word leaked out that the Huddle House on Tallulah Road closed its doors for good Sept. 3. Owner Roger Kersch granted The Graham Star an exclusive interview Sept. 5.