Author: Leah Justice | The Tryon Daily Bulletin

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Another 205 cases

POLK COUNTY—Polk County added another 205 cases of COVID-19 this week in what has been about a month ... Read more

Records

Polk County District Court results

In Polk County District Court on Jan. 12, 2022, with Judge Gene Johnson presiding, 166 cases were heard. ... Read more

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Lake Adger drawdown

MILL SPRING—As part of the state’s dredging project of the lake, a draw down of 5-feet is scheduled ... Read more

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Polk to replace generator at sheriff’s office

COLUMBUS—After discovering the generator was not adequate enough during several power outages over the last few years, the ... Read more

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Scam alert

COLUMBUS—The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is warning of a scam of people claiming to be a representative of ... Read more

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Bulletin announces new manager

TRYON—Long time production manager Jeff Allison was recently named operations manager of Tryon Newsmedia LLC, which publishes the ... Read more

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Lower ISO ratings

POLK COUNTY—Polk County recently had 2 fire departments receive lower ISO ratings.  Columbus received an ISO Class 4 rating ... Read more

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Legislative meeting held

MILL SPRING—The fifth annual Legislative Gathering was held on Monday at the Tryon International Equestrian Center.  Local, regional and ... Read more

Community

Honoring a former commissioner

The Town of Tryon recently honored and remembered former town commissioner Austin Chapman, who passed away on Jan. ... Read more

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Cow causes traffic delays

LANDRUM—A cow caused a traffic backup along Interstate 26 Monday morning.  Read more