Asheville Citizen-Times - Sun Nov 08
Western Carolina University graduate student Tracy Bochnak Kirchmann recently received an honorable mention in the 2009 Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture competition from the International Sculpture Center.
Sylva man Matthew Allen Burrell charged with cruelty in dog shootingsAsheville Citizen-Times - Sat Nov 07
A Jackson County man faces felony charges after investigators say he shot and killed two dogs on a roadside.
Players take stageHendersonvilleNews.com - Fri Nov 06
If it's late fall, it's definitely theater competition time. As advanced theater students at West Henderson High and Hendersonville High schools compete in regional theater competitions in Cullowhee this weekend and students at North Henderson stage "Cheaper by the Dozen" at home, the young actors at East Henderson High are breathing a brief sigh ...
Yard Sale benefiting Cullowhee Valley School 8th gradersWWNC-AM Asheville - Thu Nov 05
There will be a multi family yard sale at Cullowhee Valley School, in Cullowhee, this Saturday from 8 to 11 am.
21 write-ins get votes in WebsterSmoky Mountain News - Wed Nov 04
In an unusual election storyline, voters in Webster cast ballots for a total of 21 write-in candidates because too few candidates signed up to run for the five available seats on the town council.
Tracing the roots of WNCa s signature styleSmoky Mountain News - Wed Nov 04
Love it or hate it, mountain vernacular architecture has stubbornly planted its roots in Western North Carolina and shows no signs of abandoning the area.
Enamored with stacked stone and timber, planners push mountain lookSmoky Mountain News - Wed Nov 04
Western North Carolina has so embraced mountain vernacular architecture that local planning boards across the area are prodding developers into adopting the style.
Daily Leaf Peep for SundayAsheville Citizen-Times - Sun Nov 01
What to do and where to go to enjoy a colorful fall: What: Western North Carolina Pottery Festival.
Dillsboro pottery fest features more artistsAsheville Citizen-Times - Sat Oct 31
The Western North Carolina Pottery Festival returns for its fifth year on Saturday with an expanded lineup and a special clay 'Olympics' competition on Friday.
The railroad that almost went through CullowheeMountain Xpress - Sat Oct 31
Ruminations from the Distant Hills writes: Back in 1836, a major railroad line extending from Charleston, South Carolina to Cincinnati, Ohio passed right through Cashiers and Cullowhee, North Carolina.
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