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Polk County Manager proposes ‘difficult’ budget; hearing Monday night
The growth factor reflects the average annual increase in property tax revenue from improvements such as new lots ... Read more
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Columbus, Saluda lead tax base growth; Tryon well behind
Towns and counties have been instructed by the Institute of Government to determine the tax rate needed to ... Read more
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Barbecue festival on track to cut waste 75 percent
Burdett explained why the last mile is often the most difficult. &dquo;We took the route of least ... Read more
Editorials
Wild edible plants natures abundant harvest
All of us appreciate the natural beauty of these abundant plants, but most of us don&squo;t realize that ... Read more
Editorials
One womans junk……..
Not because I don&squo;t find the program endlessly interesting and educational, but because I&squo;m very close to throwing ... Read more
Obituaries
Lola Boone
She was the wife of the late Edd Boone. She is survived by her eight children; Dean ... Read more
Obituaries
Carroll Pitman
He was son of the late Jesse Milton and Hellen Crain Pitman. He is survived by his ... Read more
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No more horse jockey hydrants; repaint begins in Tryon
The Tryon Fire Department announced that it has begun the task of repainting all fire hydrants in its ... Read more
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Friendship Council annual community picnic Saturday
The Friendship Council invites area residents to come out and join the group&squo;s 24th annual community picnic on ... Read more
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‘A bittersweet goodbye:’ Landrum High School graduates 103 in 2009
&dquo;Landrum can always be called home,&dquo; Hatchette told the class of 2009. &dquo;Where we go doesn&squo;t matter ... Read more
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