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motional States, an exhibition of works by artists in the Beyond Prison Artist Alliance, will be at the Toe River Arts Spruce Pine Gallery from Aug. 5 to Sept. 12.
SPRUCE PINE — The 61st annual North Carolina Mineral and Gem Festival has been canceled as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
Mitchell County resident Jessie Bomar is offering a unique, medication-free way to recover from injuries and relax.
LEDGER — In a news conference on Tuesday, July 14, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced the state will reopen schools under Plan B, which includes a mix of in-person and online education. <
SPRUCE PINE — Both the North Carolina Gem Festival and the Grassy Creek Mineral and Gem Show are set to continue as scheduled despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
With uncertainty surrounding the safety of kids returning to school this fall, there have been whispers among some local parents about turning to homeschooling.
SPRUCE PINE — The project to expand U.S. 19E to four lanes from Spruce Pine to Burnsville is expected to be completed by Sept.
BAKERSVILLE – Two men were arrested this past week after Mitchell County Sheriff’s Deputies received a call about a stolen rollback truck.
SPRUCE PINE — Harris Middle School students Brinkley Hodshon, Allie Johnson and Ivy Young earned a first-place finish at the Future Business Leaders of America Nationals earlier this month in the c
LEDGER — Season sponsors of the Mitchell County Schools Performing Arts helped the department grow exponentially throughout the 2019-20 academic year, said Mitchell County Schools theater instructo