Asheville Citizen-Times - Sun Nov 22
Two businessmen in Western North Carolina have agreed to pay the state in settlements arising from improper use of pesticides.
Alcohol trickles into Cherokee casinoAsheville Citizen-Times - Sun Nov 22
Players at Harrah's Cherokee Casino can now have a stiff drink between games. And under an arrangement approved last week by state officials, their purchase will benefit both Swain and Jackson counties.
Arden and Marion to get ABC storesAsheville Citizen-Times - Thu Nov 19
The N.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission signed off Tuesday on allowing the Asheville ABC board to put a liquor store in Arden.
SBI agent charged with assault of Jackson suspectAsheville Citizen-Times - Wed Nov 18
The State Bureau of Investigation's top polygraph agent is charged with assaulting a man suspected of molesting a child in Jackson County.
Arden and Marion to get ABC storesAsheville Citizen-Times - Wed Nov 18
The N.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission signed off Tuesday on allowing the Asheville ABC board to put a liquor store in Arden.
Medical community supports hospital affiliationThe Mountaineer Publishing Company - Wed Nov 18
With a new operating company and affiliation just around the corner, those in the Haywood County medical community are generally optimistic about the hospitala s future.A Haywood Regional Medical Center, along with WestCare, entered into a formal agreement earlier this year to affiliate together with Carolinas HealthCare.
Location approved for Arden ABC storeAsheville Citizen-Times - Tue Nov 17
The N.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission today signed off on allowing the Asheville ABC board to put a liquor store in Arden.
North Carolina to consider Arden liquor storeAsheville Citizen-Times - Sun Nov 15
The state Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission on Tuesday could approve a new liquor store in Arden that is the subject of a turf battle.
Surge in last minute write-ins makes Webster election a popular affairSmoky Mountain News - Wed Nov 11
In July only two candidates signed up to get on the ballot for the five spots up for grabs in Webster's town board election, posing a quandary for the tiny Jackson County town of just over 250 registered voters.
NC textile conference held on military marketsMyrtle Beach Online - Tue Nov 10
Textile opportunities in the military will be the main discussion at a North Carolina conference featuring speakers from both state and federal government.
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