BAKERSVILLE —Visitors and vendors packed Bakersville Saturday, Sept. 18 for the second annual North Carolina Mountaineer Festival.
The festival featured food and craft vendors, live music and activities for adults and children. It ran from 10 a.m.
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he Mitchell Giving Garden at Riverside Park has been in existence for a year and volunteers, project partners and others who helped establish it gathered Tuesday, Sept. 7 for an anniversary celebration.
The community garden aims to help those in the area facing food insecurity.
BAKERSVILLE — The second annual North Carolina Mountaineer Festival will draw visitors to Bakersville on Saturday, Sept. 18 to celebrate life in the mountains.
Organized by small business owners Harley and John Masters, the festival happened for the first time in October 2020.
SPRUCE PINE — Mitchell County Transportation Authority will soon add a fixed route in Spruce Pine thanks to a $100,000 grant from the National Rural Transit Assistance Community Rides Program.
MCTA Director Sheila Blalock said a start date for the Spruce Pine route will be announced later.
Nestled in the large industrial site off Henredon Road in Spruce Pine is one of the area’s largest employers.
Product Remanufacturing Centers (PRC) was founded more than two decades ago, but a contract with Amazon has pushed the company to new heights.
LEDGER — Face coverings are mandatory again during school hours within Mitchell County school buildings.
The Mitchell County Board of Education during an emergency meeting on Monday, Aug.
SPRUCE PINE — Officers from the Spruce Pine Police Department and Mitchell County Sheriff’s Office, with help from the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, seized 60 pounds of marijuana on Monday, Aug. 16 during a traffic stop on NC Highway 226.