Community
USDA urges local residents to safeguard food before Hurricane Florence
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reminds rural communities, farmers and ranchers, families, and small businesses in the path ... Read more
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Community
Next Saluda Train Tales to feature talk on city’s first photographer
The public is invited to a conversation with Cindy Stephenson Tuttle, great-granddaughter of Otho Brownlow Garren — a ... Read more
Community
Germany marking the territory for team gold in dressage
Team Germany is reaching out for the next medal in their collection by building up a strong lead ... Read more
Community
Retired lawyer joins board of directors at Steps to HOPE
Tryon’s Karen Mastruserio has joined the board of directors at Steps to HOPE. Mastruserio is very excited to ... Read more
News
State reduces manpower deployed for World Equestrian Games
To provide more resources for Hurricane Florence response, state government agencies have dramatically reduced the personnel previously scheduled ... Read more
Community
Outreach director shares plans to create new affordable housing at Kiwanis meeting
George Alley, Thermal Belt Outreach director, was the guest speaker at Kiwanis on Wednesday, Sept. 12. He spoke of ... Read more
Obituaries
Jerry Dove
Jerry Dove, 97, an accomplished all-around horseman, was born in Boyce, Virginia, the son of a very long line ... Read more
Obituaries
Cary Lee Page Jr.
Cary Lee Page Jr., 87, passed away Sept. 7, 2018, at Carlyle Place in Macon, Georgia. Mr. Page ... Read more
Arts
Tryon Painters and Sculptors to host opening reception for new art show Saturday
Tryon Painters and Sculptors will hold a second fundraiser as part of a celebration of 50 years as ... Read more
Community
Governor declares September as Preparedness Month
As students return to school and the peak of hurricane season arrives, Gov. Roy Cooper declared September as ... Read more
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