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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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Upstairs kicks off summer seasons with three exhibits opening Friday
Fittingly, the second exhibit is about books. &dquo;Intimate Curiosities: SABA National Book Arts Show&dquo; is the first ... Read more
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Bright’s Creek, Cliffs of Glassy host players for Bi-Lo Charity Classic
Since its inception, the BI-LO Charity Classic has raised over $43 million for nonprofit organizations in BI-LO&squo;s four-state ... Read more
Sports
Murphy eliminates PCHS softball in extra innings
The visiting Murphy Lady Bulldogs doubled in a run in the top of the eighth inning to break ... Read more
Sports
Landrum’s Mullins signs with Voorhees College
Now all that practice has paid off, as Mullins has accepted a scholarship to play for the Lady ... Read more
Arts
Author Bobbi Sommer comes of age in her 70s with The Fig Rejection (part 2)
This is a continuation of the conversation with Bobbi Sommer about writing her novel The Fig Rejection. ... Read more
Equestrian
Tryon Riding and Hunt Club June Show celebrates 81 years
Loheac captured both the Irene Acker Trophy and the Gordon Wright Trophy on her amateur hunter, Bachelor Bob. ... Read more
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Blue Ridge Barbecue Festival still needs volunteers
&dquo;It always gets a little scary this time of year,&dquo; says Christa Klovach, Volunteer Coordinator for the Blue ... Read more
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Gibson Park Pool set to open on Saturday
The health department&39;s&bsp; mandate that the drains be upgraded this year was based on the Virginia Graeme Baker ... Read more
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Tryon proposes budget with cuts to police, street departments
Tryon is also still working on its proposed water and sewer budget, which has yet to be determined, ... Read more
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