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Join Garrison Keillor for evening at WCU
Tickets, priced at $25 for reserved seats, are on sale Monday at the Fine and Performing Arts Center box office, online at www.wcu.edu/fapac or by calling 227-2479. Keillor has hosted 'Companion' since 1974, and its mix of folksy humor and music has made it a Saturday night tradition for millions of listeners.
Western Carolina University encourages quitting smoking as part of the National Smoke Out
How many cigarettes does Patrick Swayze smoke in the 1989 film "Roadhouse"? If you're in Cullowhee this week, you might find out.
Men sentenced in attempted bear sale
Two N.C. men were sentenced to federal prison Monday after pleading guilty to charges of attempting to transport, buy or sell an American black bear in Haywood County, authorities said.
Veterans Day events happening throughout Western North Carolina
The Western North Carolina Veterans' Memorial in Roger McGuire Green - also known as City-County Plaza-will be officially unveiled at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Share experiences and meet other veterans. Light refreshments. RSVP to Amy Garcia at 258-3888, ext.
Brazil college back down on mini-dress expulsion
Mike Osegueda covers the music beat. He came to the The Bee in 2002 after graduating from San Jose State University earlier in the year.
Fatal Sylva fire under investigation
Police and state arson investigators on Monday were trying to determine the cause of a retirement home fire that killed a 76-year-old Jackson County man.
Published: Friday, November 6, 2009 at 4:30 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 8:10 p.m. If it's late fall, it's definitely theater competition time.
Yard Sale benefiting Cullowhee Valley School 8th graders
There will be a multi family yard sale at Cullowhee Valley School, in Cullowhee, this Saturday from 8 to 11 am.
More urgent than influenza and the I-40 rock slide, Sunday's AC-T appropriately noted Asheville's "350 Rally," part of 180 nations' efforts emphasizing the urgency of reducing Earth's carbon dioxide levels to no more than 350 PPM, supporting December's UN Climate Negotiations in Copenhagen.
The railroad that almost went through Cullowhee
Ruminations from the Distant Hills writes: Back in 1836, a major railroad line extending from Charleston, South Carolina to Cincinnati, Ohio passed right through Cashiers and Cullowhee, North Carolina.
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Western Carolina University band to Rose Parade
Western Carolina University's marching band has topped off an award as one of the country's best with an invitation to perform at the Rose Parade.
New species of salamander named after WCU professor
CULLOWHEE A newly discovered salamander has been named in honor of Richard Bruce, professor emeritus of biology at Western Carolina University.
N.C.'s roadside history markers generate 600K words
The state's history office is taking the last steps on a long road toward writing a 600,000-word essay on North Carolina at about 400 words a clip.
The holiday celebration of Catch the Spirit of Appalachia's writing program will begin at 7 p.m. Nov.
WCU effort charts path to bright future
Two years ago, Western Carolina University officials decided to launch the institution's first comprehensive fundraiser.
Investigators: Prosecution will hurt Pagans
By charging national leaders and more than 50 other Pagans Motorcycle Club members and associates with murder conspiracy, racketeering and a host of other crimes, federal prosecutors are attempting something even the Hells Angels have never managed: beat the Pagans badly enough to loosen their grip on the outlaw motorcycle world in the eastern U.S.
Northwestern band places 3rd in tournament
The Northwestern High School Purple Regiment Marching Band competed with more than 20 other bands on Saturday at Western Carolina University's 'Tournament of Champions' in Cullowhee, N.C. They placed 3rd in the AAA class in preliminaries and were selected to proceed to finals, where they received fourth place with a score of 80.15. Shawn Cetrone - ...
Help out tomorrow at WCU for Homecoming 2009
Western Carolina University's Center for Service Learning will coordinate four community service projects on Wednesday in honor of Homecoming 2009.