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Family-Style Fried Chicken Keeps Coming To Your Table At This Old Inn In Dillsboro

About ten Southern dishes land on your table here, and the platters keep getting refilled. Golden fried chicken leads the parade. Baked ham, catfish, and chicken pot pie follow close behind. Then come the sides. Warm biscuits, slow-cooked green beans, pickled beets, cream corn, and cooked apples all share the...

Dillsboro, NC · 1d
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takingthekids.com

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America’s No. 1 Fine-Dining Restaurant Is Hiding In A Tiny North Carolina Mountain Town

A lasagna with more than twenty layers of house-made pasta gets finished with vodka sauce right at your table. It often sells out every night. I can’t imagine leaving that off my order. That lasagna lives in a restaurant Tripadvisor just named the top fine-dining spot in the entire...

Highlands, NC · 1d
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FOX Carolina

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Swain County officials warn of visible flames, smoke during controlled burn

SWAIN COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Swain County Emergency Management announced a controlled burn on Tuesday morning. Officials said that during the controlled burn-off at Thompson Gas on Main Street, residents and motorists may notice flames, smoke, or other visible activity. Controlled burn-offs are an important part of maintaining safe...

Swain County, NC · 8h
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Smoky Mountains Could See 5 to 9 Inches of Snow Friday Night as Flurries Reach North Georgia Mountains and Western North Carolina

NORTH GEORGIA — A cold front is expected to arrive in North Georgia late Thursday, followed by a strong push of cold air on Friday, November 13. Accumulating snow still looks likely in the higher elevations of the Great Smoky Mountains, where some spots could pick up 5 to 9 inches. The latest European model also shows a few snow flurries possible in the northeast Georgia mountains Friday night, followed by a few chilly days before temperatures moderate.

Georgia · 1d
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Something to smile about: Tribal Orthodontics Program holds grand opening

CHEROKEE, N.C. – Children of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) receiving orthodontic services will no longer have to travel off of the Qualla Boundary to receive care. The Tribal Orthodontics Program office opened officially with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on the morning of Monday, Nov. 9. Dr. Ryan...

Cherokee, NC · 1d

The Yadkin Ripple

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Rams ride back-to-back wins into postseason clash with Swain County

BOONVILLE — Starmount’s football team has caught fire at the right time of the season, reeling off back-to-back wins in dominant fashion to position itself as a serious postseason threat heading into November. The Rams opened the stretch with a 28-7 victory over Wilkes Central on Oct. 23, piling up 161 rushing yards and 68 yards through the air in a physical, wire-to-wire performance. Starmount’s defense was equally stout, holding the Eagles to a single score and setting the tone for what was to come. One week later on Oct. 30, the Rams were even more imposing, steamrolling Ashe County 53-0 in a shutout that was never in doubt. Starmount exploded for 19 first-quarter points and piled on 21 more in the second, taking a commanding 40-0 lead into halftime before coasting to the finish. Quarterback D. Best went 7 of 15 for 88 yards and a touchdown against the Rams’ pass rush-tested defense. Running back K. Williams was the workhorse on the ground, carrying 10 times for 122 yards and a score. Wide receiver H. Brown contributed two receptions for 34 yards and a touchdown in the blowout. The Starmount defense was flawless, surrendering zero points against Ashe County

Boonville, NC · 2d

Queen City News

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NC man led effort to remember Gulf War vets through personal tragedy

WAYNESVILLE, N.C (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – At the Haywood County Courthouse, memorials honor veterans of the Vietnam and Korean Wars. That’s where I interviewed Scott Stump of Waynesville. For 16 years, he led the effort to remember veterans of the first Gulf War in Washington, D.C. “This period of history and all the events and […]

Waynesville, NC · 18h

Western Carolinian

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Christians come to campus to talk with students about belief

When you’re walking to class, sometimes you’ll see fraternities with tents up, sometimes you will see clubs with their tents up. But what you will also see is a church group on campus preaching to different students. Richard Suplita is a volunteer with the Great Exchange Ministry, an...

Cullowhee, NC · 1d

Western Carolinian

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WCU early voting site ranks second statewide in turnout increase

Western Carolina University’s new early voting site at the Health and Human Sciences Building has the second highest percentage increase in voter turnout of any early voting site in North Carolina during the 2026 midterm election, according to a new analysis by political science professor Chris Cooper. The site...

Cullowhee, NC · 1d

theonefeather.com

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FOOTBALL: Cherokee beats Hayesville in first round of playoffs

CHEROKEE, N.C. – The Tsalagi Anitsvyasdi (Cherokee Braves) hosted the Hayesville Yellowjackets in the first round of the NCHSAA 2A Football Playoffs at Ray Kinsland Stadium in Cherokee, N.C. on the windy evening of Friday, Nov. 6. PHOTO ALBUM. SCORING SUMMARY. By Sheena Brings Plenty. One Feather Assistant. 1st...

Hayesville, NC · 1d

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Clyde awaits deeds to pursue grants and decide future uses for 36 floodplain parcels

CLYDE, N.C. (WLOS) — In September, Haywood County Commissioners voted to give land previously bought with federal money following storms like Ivan and Frances in 2004 and Fred in 2021 to the Town of Clyde. However, two months later, the deeds are still pending. "The town reached out to...

Clyde, NC · 23h