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Ask Bob Myers about his pizza and he’ll tell you “the proof is in the pudding.”

The Spruce Pine skateboard park project discussed just weeks ago during a regular meeting of the Spruce Pine Town Council is already progressing.

The Bakersville Little Free Library recently received a fresh coat of paint from its founder and steward, Roby Summerfield.

Rose Yates would rarely go more than a few days without knocking on a door or visiting a Bible student as part of her volunteer ministry.

Amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, drivers across the nation have felt the effects at the gas station, and the trend is seen locally.

Familiar faces have filed for the 2022 Primary Election, but they are joined by some challengers.

The Cat in the Hat was alive in area schools this past week thanks to Mitchell High theatre III/IV honors students. As part of Dr.

The steep decline in COVID cases observed across the state and nation is also happening locally.

Spruce Pine Police Chief Bill Summerlin is ready to do something about roadside trash.

Discussions about a Spruce Pine skateboard park are alive again.