Robbinsville – Robbinsville High School would like to recognize the following students for their outstanding work on their senior projects, in which students demonstrate skills lea
Robbinsville – Graham County Schools keep adapting to the ever-evolving world as we now know it.
In response to the rapid spread of news associated with the COVID-19 outbreak, both the towns of Fontana Dam and Robbinsville called emergency meetings last week.
COVID-19 has locked down countries, cities and schools, quarantined individuals, and caused world economies to plummet.
Tallulah – A unusual single-vehicle accident early Monday morning ended with the loss of two mules.
Nine months after a local man drowned in a pond, state officials recently provided the results of the Dec. 18 autopsy.
The spread of mandates at both the local and state levels continue to seemingly evolve at a more rapid pace than the coronavirus itself.
Another executive order issued by Gov. Roy Cooper on Monday continues to make the future of the 2019-20 school year look bleak.
Robbinsville – With the Sunday, March 15 closing of schools across North Carolina came questions from parents and students, and a lack of answers.