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A lawsuit between Smoky Mountain Urgent Care and Graham County has been ordered to enter mediation.

Judge orders mediation in county, urgent care lawsuit

Randy Foster

Thursday, July 7, 2022

Robbinsville – A Superior Court judge has ordered a mediated settlement conference between Smoky Mountain Urgent Care and Graham County government before a trial can take place.

In a new filing, Graham County responds to the recent controversy surrounding Smoky Mountain Urgent Care.

County answers Smoky Mountain Urgent Care suit

Randy Foster

Thursday, March 10, 2022

Robbinsville – Graham County and its insurance carrier have asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Smoky Mountain Urgent Care. In turn, the county is making demands of its own.

Urgent care files lawsuit against county

Randy Foster

Thursday, February 10, 2022

Robbinsville – Smoky Mountain Urgent Care – which operates a county-owned urgent care clinic in Robbinsville and is facing eviction – has filed a restraining order against Graham County and is suing the county for breach of contract. Physician and Smoky Mountain Urgent Care President Dr.

Rumors about the demise of Smoky Mountain Urgent Care’s Robbinsville office began spreading on Facebook on Saturday, but county officials have denied the claims. Photo by Koda Moody/The Graham Star

Urgent Care not going anywhere

Charlie Benton

Thursday, December 16, 2021

Robbinsville – Despite rumors and some questions to the contrary, Graham County has stated that Smoky Mountain Urgent Care will remain in operation.

Robbinsville Pharmacy is one of several businesses in Graham County that has stayed opened throughout the COVID-19, making sure customers can still obtain essential products. Pictured from back is Robbinsville Pharmacy owner Mike Spinn, Wendy Millsaps, Chessney Flowers and Grace Millsaps. Photos by Art Miller/amiller@grahamstar.com

Truly essential

Matthew Miller

Thursday, April 16, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, millions of people worldwide are staying isolated to keep themselves and others safe. However, some employees are considered essential and must still go to work every day.

Open house spotlights new equipment, hours

Robbi Pounds

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Robbinsville – Graham County Commissioner Connie Orr could not stop herself from bragging about Smoky Mountain Urgent Care, at the clinic’s open house Monday. “This is the brainchild of Claudine Gibson and Juanita Colvard.