News
Owner of Tryon Equine Compost to move manure out of Mill Spring to TIEC
Corbett Stone, owner of Tryon Equine Compost and the subject of a horse manure controversy, has decided to…
News
But first, let me take a selfie
They came; they saw; they mostly conquered; and the Polk County High School Class of 2016 moved on…
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Fishing records are made to be broken
Records are made to be broken, or at least that’s what I’ve heard. When I’m not guiding and…
Community
Touches of Tenderness
I’ve just finished reading a book. Actually it’s two books in one. The first book is Max Lucado’s,…
Community
Tryon Garden Club elects officers, gives special award
At the annual meeting of the Tryon Garden Club held May 18 at Beth Laughridge’s home, the slate…
News
Public hearing on Columbus budget Thursday
Columbus residents will have a chance on Thursday, June 16 to make comments regarding the town’s proposed budget…
Columnists
Young adult novels: Not just for teens
There’s a good chance you’ve already read a young adult (YA) novel. The hype started long ago when…
Community
Beekeepers to host guest speaker Phil Holbert Thursday
The Polk County Beekeepers Association was formed earlier this year to support local beekeepers. Beekeeping is harder than…
Community
Beverly Gregory retires after 50 years of service
On Friday, June 10, over 75 people attended a retirement party for Beverly Gregory in the PCMS Media…
Arts
Rhoads named Tryon Arts and Crafts School’s artist of the month
June Rhoads, one of Tryon Arts and Crafts School’s esteemed felted work artisans, has been named the school’s…
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