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PCMS places first in WNC Regional Science Olympiad
Polk County Middle School dominated the Western North Carolina Regional Science Olympiad Tournament at UNC Asheville on Saturday, ... Read more
Author: Kiesa Kay | The Tryon Daily Bulletin
Community
Take power in your own hands by being part of area government
Polk power has gone up for grabs again, and if you’re smart, you’ll lunge for it. Four seats ... Read more
Editorials
Project Lazarus
The sheriff’s department discovered three meth labs and 15 old meth labs in January, and they’ve been active ... Read more
Community
Teen donates long locks of hair to encourage aunt facing colon cancer
When 16-year-old Virginia Bowyer heard that her aunt, Brenda Pettit, had been stricken with colon cancer, she said ... Read more
Editorials
Journeymen commended for returning warmth to area homes
Cold winds swept across the private pond on Melrose Mountain and the walls of the little house shook. ... Read more
Arts
Stockdale becomes man he wants to be. A father, poet & scholar
by Kiesa Kay Now, time has come to put the writing at the center of Lee Stockdale’s life, ... Read more
News
Misuse of pills can be deadly
by Kiesa Kay The economy has been dealt a tough blow, and although it’s a crime, selling prescription ... Read more
Community
Sunny View protects students’ smiles
Sunny View Elementary students will show sunshine smiles thanks to a recent project to protect their teeth, school ... Read more
Community
Columbus Town Council honors Hall for decade of service
In 10 years of service to the Columbus Town Council, councilman Richard Hall has missed only four of ... Read more
News
Landrum Council approves employee assistance program
The Landrum City Council voted unanimously on Jan. 14 to implement the Upstate Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for ... Read more
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