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Bicyclist killed in crash with vehicle near Western Carolina University campus
CULLOWHEE, N.C. (WLOS) — A bicyclist was killed Monday evening, April 15, in a collision with a vehicle in Cullowhee, North Carolina State Highway Patrol said Thursday, April 18. The crash happened near but not on the campus of Western Carolina University. N.C. State Highway Patrol Sgt. Aaron Ammons...
Franklin Elementary Student Leaders of the Month are named
Each month, teachers and staff members at Franklin Elementary School focus on teaching a specific attribute students can learn and use to grow. In March, that attribute was accepting. The students selected for being accepting were recently recognized and awarded a certificate for being accepting for the month of March, and are pictured here.
Deputies searching for missing woman from Seneca area
OCONEE COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office said deputies are searching for Totianna Holland, a missing 25-year-old from the Seneca area. Deputies said Holland was last seen on Tuesday, April 11, and was reported missing by a family member on Tuesday. Deputies described Holland as...
Sky Valley says take down Bird Feeders
The City of Sky Valley reminds residents that according to city ordinance, all bird feeders must be taken down on April 15 and should not be put out again until November 15. This precaution is in place due to bears becoming active from now until fall. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated in helping to prevent potential bear encounters in the City of Sky Valley.
UNC system's DEI positions under threat by potential policy reversal
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) jobs hang in the balance at the University of North Carolina System following a decision that could lead to reversing and replacing a related policyfrom a Board of Governors committee. Reaction poured in from Democratic leaders across the state like...
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