Tryon Daily Bulletin

Lead Story»Walnut Creek builds new nature center

Bob and Babs Strickland, who created the Walnut Creek Preserve in 2003, have now built a Nature Center there in memory of their daughter. The Stricklands bought their Polk County farm 17 years ago and built their house two years later, calling it Serenity Farm. Everything changed when an adjacent parcel of 2,000 acres owned by International Paper was put on the market. The Stricklands said…

News » Foreclosures rising in Polk County

The number of Polk County property owners who have gone into foreclosure has grown substantially over the past decade and…

News » St. Luke's contracts for crisis service system

St. Luke’s announced last week it has entered into a 3-way contract to help keep mental health, substance abuse and…

News » Deliveries warm our hearts

Editor’s Note: following is a letter of appreciation written by Polk County Sheriff Donald Hill to those who contribute…

News » CooperRiis has served 350 people since it opened in 2003

Editor’s Note: The following article was submitted by CooperRiis as a review of the healing farm community’s progress…

News » Called to 'build the walls of friendship'

Local contractor Phillip Gschwend just returned from a second trip to Haiti for relief efforts and says the country is…

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