Ready, Set, Grow! gardening classes support local food systems
Locals looking to hone their green thumb can benefit from a series of free beginner gardening classes at the Spruce Pine Library that are set to run through March 6.
Locals looking to hone their green thumb can benefit from a series of free beginner gardening classes at the Spruce Pine Library that are set to run through March 6.
Area kids can have free dental work performed Friday, Feb. 3 at the East Carolina University Dental Community Service Learning Center in Spruce Pine.
Cory Spiers
editor@mitchellnews.com
After a year that featured plenty of pain at the pumps, good news may be on the horizon in 2023.
The Toe River was a solid sheet of ice after a round of arctic air blasted the region and the nation over the Christmas holiday.
Spruce Pine was alive this past month during the first Light Up Spruce Pine Christmas Marketplace that brought Christmas cheer, carriage rides, story time with Mrs.
Christmas in Mitchell County felt like it did across much of the nation this past Sunday— frigid.
The Mitchell County Public Library’s annual Gingerbread House Contest is now over and the winners stand alone.
Editor’s note: From new faces in influential positions to events that made locals smile, the following are 10 moments that made many readers smile during 2022.
More than 750 sojourners gathered at the Bakersville Creek Walk earlier this month to obey the decree to register for the census.
Neighbors Feeding Neighbors is doing its best to make sure that area seniors are warm, happy and healthy this Christmas.