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Carriage rides offered in Landrum
Area residents and tourists visiting Landrum will soon be able to tour the city by horse and carriage ... Read more
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Abril set to be in court today
Former Polk County Sheriff Chris Abril is scheduled to appear in Henderson County Court today, Monday, March 14, ... Read more
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Tryon Estates sues Columbus over water rates
ACTS Retirement-Life Communities, Inc. filed a lawsuit against the Town of Columbus last month claiming that the town ... Read more
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Three Granddaughters’ Closet in Green Creek robbed
Three Granddaughters’ Closet, a consignment shop in Green Creek, was robbed last Thursday, March 10. The Polk County Sheriff’s ... Read more
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Landrum police chief warns residents after home invasion
Following a home invasion last weekend, Landrum Police Chief Bruce Shelnut warned residents this week to call the ... Read more
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Landrum approves sanitation contract with small increases
The City of Landrum approved a new sanitation contract with GDS that includes slight increases in fees. Read more
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Bright’s Creek public hearing draws mixed comments
Polk County Commissioners heard positive and negative comments from residents this week regarding an amended Bright’s Creek development ... Read more
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Landrum proposes referendum on Sunday alcohol sales in restaurants
Landrum voters could be deciding this year whether or not its restaurants can sell alcohol on Sunday. Landrum City ... Read more
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Judge finds probable cause to charge McGraw with murder
Polk County District Court Judge Athena Brooks found probable cause to charge Travis McGraw with first-degree murder of ... Read more
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Concerned tourism businesses propose alternate solutions
Polk County commissioners will consider some new ideas presented by concerned tourism business owners who say they do ... Read more
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