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Cat saves families from building fire
Bryan Hickman awoke Tuesday morning to some unusual behavior from his cat, Leroy.
While politics reign in Washington, real people struggle with health care costs
It was late September, and Travis George, a 27-year-old Waynesville resident, was almost done mowing his grandmother's yard.
Developers have plans for sites near Wal-Mart
A local developer has purchased a key parcel alongside Super Wal-Mart in Waynesville, potentially kick-starting long-awaited commercial redevelopment along the South Main Street corridor.
Hope of paper mill job attracts hundreds to ESC
More than 300 people waited in line at the N.C. Employment Security Commission in Waynesville on Monday to submit job applications with Evergreen Packaging, the paper mill in Canton.
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Arts Council presents Gypsy Bandwagon
The Haywood County Arts Council presents Gypsy Bandwagon in concert at 3 p.m. A Sunday, Nov.
Fire & Police Briefs: Police seeking suspect in robbery at credit...
Winston-Salem police are searching for a man who robbed the Piedmont Advantage Credit Union yesterday at 676 Hanes Mall Blvd.
Woman Charged In NC Deaths In 2008 Found Hanged
A Georgia woman arrested in the deaths of two men in North Carolina has been found hanged in her jail cell.
New company part of a long local legacy
The merger of Osondu Booksellers and Blue Ridge Books and Caf will eventually bring under one roof the long legacy of two beloved Waynesville institutions catering to readers and etched in the memory of the downtown community A legacy of books Osondu Booksellers is a direct descendant of the original Waynesville Book Co., which opened on ...
Dueling downtown bookstores to join forces in Waynesville
Waynesville's two independent bookstores - Osondu Booksellers and Blue Ridge Books & Cafe - have merged.
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Waynesville gets grant to help HVO - Sexpand
Haywood Vocational Opportunities is expanding and has received help to do so. With the help of the town of Waynesville, HVO received a grant for $240,000 from the North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center.
Choosing politics over science at root of I-40 problems
This horrendous rock slide problem was brought about by political shenanigans back in the early 1960s when plans were discussed by politicians to build an I-40 connector between Asheville and Knoxville.
Andrew Godbee of Wayneville charged with discharging gun into vehicle
Warrants served today say a Waynesville man fired a gun into a vehicle with someone inside.
Tracing the roots of WNCa s signature style
Love it or hate it, mountain vernacular architecture has stubbornly planted its roots in Western North Carolina and shows no signs of abandoning the area.
Enamored with stacked stone and timber, planners push mountain look
Western North Carolina has so embraced mountain vernacular architecture that local planning boards across the area are prodding developers into adopting the style.
Document confirms ethics committee probe of Shuler
A summary of the activities of the House ethics committee that was accidentally released confirms what was already known: that the committee is reviewing the actions of Rep.
Busy weekend for WNC galleries
Next weekend offers a bounty of events at Western North Carolina galleries. Among the openings and other activities are: * A new group show opens at Asheville Area Arts Council gallery, 11 Biltmore Ave., Asheville, with a reception 5:30-8:30 p.m. Friday.
Taylor Ann Perkins, Ethan Garrett Hardin
Published: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at 1:16 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at 1:16 p.m. Taylor Ann Perkins of Hendersonville and Ethan Garrett Hardin, of Dana, were married Saturday, August 8, at Hendersonville Church of Christ.
Waynesville Rec Center struck by vandals
The Waynesville Recreation Center was vandalized late sometime late Monday night or early Tuesday morning.