Inmate dies at the JCDC

• Updated Jun 29, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Pair arrested for making threats

• Jun 29, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Watras’ signs give signature touch to downtown

• Updated Jun 29, 2022

By Sam Dietrich

Animal shelter could welcome animals in fall

• Updated Jun 29, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Sylva movie fans rejoice at word of new venture

• Jun 22, 2022

By Dave Russell

Coping with pain at the pump

• Jun 22, 2022

By Sam Dietrich

Dillsboro bridge could be named for town advocates

• Jun 22, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Nicholson taking ‘Mission’ to Creek stage

• Jun 22, 2022

By Lynn Hotaling

Parking patrol officers hitting the asphalt

• Jun 15, 2022

By Dave Russell

Ambulance hit by 18-wheeler in Dillsboro

• Jun 15, 2022

By Dave Russell

Wreck claims life of local motorcyclist

• Jun 15, 2022

By Dave Russell

Stretch of Jackson road named in Burrell's honor

• Jun 15, 2022

By Sam Dietrich

Two officers honored for heroism

• Jun 15, 2022

By Beth Lawrence 

Pair nabbed after car break-in spree

• Jun 8, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Car chase causes uproar, but incident harmless

• Jun 8, 2022

Herald Report 

Shelter overcrowded with animals; needs adoptions

• Jun 8, 2022

By Sam Dietrich

Locals with ties reflect on Uvalde tragedy

• Jun 8, 2022

By Beth Lawrence 

Sylva train depot site for restroom facility

• Jun 8, 2022

By Dave Russell 

Clayton files – voters to settle school board race on July 26

• Updated Jun 1, 2022

By Dave Russell

Second murder suspect sentenced

• Jun 1, 2022

Herald Report

Remembering Our Fallen

• Jun 1, 2022

The Charters of Freedom monuments in Mark Watson Park were the scene of Monday’s Memorial Day Observance 2022.

Distracted driving cause of 60 percent of crashes

• Jun 1, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Jacksonians’ bus ride for ERA may not have been a lost cause

• Jun 1, 2022

By Jim Buchanan

Harris Cancer Center partners with Parks and Recreation

• Jun 1, 2022

The Harris Regional Cancer Center on Tuesday announced a partnership with the Jackson County Parks and Recreation Department to better aid the recovery and health of cancer patients in Western North Carolina.

County budget coming into focus; small tax hike likely

• Updated May 25, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

School board runoff likely on July 26

• May 25, 2022

By Dave Russell

Memorial Day 2022 set for Mark Watson Park

• Updated May 26, 2022

By Sam Dietrich

SPD’s Waldroup pulls child from Scotts Creek

• May 25, 2022

By Dave Russell

A ‘family’ of locals open Concerts on the Creek

• May 25, 2022

By Dave Russell

Town mulls downtown restroom location options

• Updated May 18, 2022

By Dave Russell

Voters speak; winners set eyes on Nov. 8

• Updated May 18, 2022

By Dave Russell

Three new faces join Jackson’s Board of Education

• Updated May 18, 2022

By Dave Russell

Decision on full-time firefighters in county’s hands

• May 18, 2022

By Dave Russell

Missing persons advocate takes up Fortner case

• May 18, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

The Jarrett House to return to past glory

• May 11, 2022

By Dave Russell

Spring Street closed; hearing is set

• May 11, 2022

By Dave Russell

Two arrested, facing forgery, other charges

• May 11, 2022

By Dave Russell

Rolling Start seeks to help more

• May 11, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Wreck claims life of Whittier woman

• May 11, 2022

By Dave Russell

History: The last curtain call for movie theaters in Sylva?

• Updated May 5, 2022

By Jim Buchanan

Sylva’s budget will boost PD, public works

• May 4, 2022

By Dave Russell

Sassy Frass set to bid a fond farewell to Sylva

• Updated May 9, 2022

By Dave Russell

County budget begins to focus on priorities

• Updated May 4, 2022

By Beth Lawrence

Torch run leads off Special Olympics, slated for Friday at SMHS

• Updated May 5, 2022

By Charles Gadie

Truck hits wires, snarls traffic for hours

• Updated Apr 27, 2022

By Dave Russell

With one exception, business scene is buzzing

• Updated Apr 27, 2022

By Dave Russell

Torch Run for Special Olympics to wind through town on Monday

• Apr 27, 2022

By Dave Russell

SMHS presents new twist on a classic

• Updated Apr 28, 2022

The 2022 Smoky Mountain High School musical, “Essgee’s HMS Pinafore,” based on the operetta by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, hits the stage at 7:30 p.m. Friday, 3 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. All performances are in the Smoky Mountain auditorium theatre.

Quin goes dark after decades-long run

• Apr 27, 2022

By Dave Russell

Munton is named leader of Harris Regional Hospital

• Apr 20, 2022

Harris Regional Hospital and Swain Community Hospital Tuesday announced that Chris Munton has been named as permanent chief executive officer of its hospitals. His first day in the new role will be Monday, May 16.