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Several races to be decided in Tuesday’s primary - The outcome of three seats on the Jackson County Board of Commissioners will be decided in the primary election Tuesday, May 2. All precinct polling places will open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. No Republicans filed for those three seats, but there are multiple Democratic candidates. Voting is countywide although candidates must reside in the district in which....
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 Sylva to celebrate spring with Saturday’s festival - Part hoedown, part crafts fair, part games and contests, Sylva’s annual spring celebration is a day of fun waiting to be enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. The festival, in its ninth year, is dubbed Greening Up the Mountains for the way spring arrives in the Western North Carolina hills, with the new season’s green starting in....
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One person dies in early morning wreck - One person was killed in an early morning automobile accident Saturday (April 22) on U.S. 441 south of Cherokee. Bobby David Jordan, 31, died in the 3:25 a.m. wreck between Camp Creek Road and Martin Branch Road, according to Sgt. Matt Wike of the N.C. Highway Patrol. Jordan listed an address in Smyrna. S.C., but had been living and working in Cherokee about three...
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Second casino hopes fade as talks end - Cherokee leaders saw their hopes of expanding the tribe’s gambling operations dashed last week when Gov. Mike Easley abruptly pulled out of talks with the tribe. Eastern Band Principal Chief Michell Hicks requested the governor consider changing the gaming compact in early 2003. Since that time representatives from the chief’s and governor’s offices have been negotiating a deal on the compact. Those talks ended April 19, when the governor’s negotiating....
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 National Anthem Project lands Mustangs in Big Apple - So they didn’t make it on the field to sing the National Anthem at Yankee Stadium. They didn’t get to see the view from the stage at Carnegie Hall. A few plans went awry when the Show Choir from Smoky Mountain High School toured the Big Apple last week, but you know how musicians think....
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