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Arts in Education Showcase coming to Toe River Arts
SPRUCE PINE – More than 200 works of student art will be on display at the Toe River Arts Gallery in Spruce Pine for the annual Arts in Education Showcase.
Penland Community Open House is Feb. 29
PENLAND – The Community Open House is a yearly event that opens the doors to Penland’s studios to more than 500 adults and children from Mitchell County and beyond, engaging them in free, quality h
County to receive life-size replicas of nation’s founding documents
BAKERSVILLE – The Declaration of Independence, United States Constitution and Bill of Rights are coming to Mitchell County thanks to the efforts of the Mitchell County Board of Commissioners and Ba
WAMY announces Community Housing Coalition
SPRUCE PINE – It is the mission of WAMY Community Action to partner with communities and families to provide the disadvantaged the tools and support they need to become self-sufficient.
ASK DENISE: Reader can’t stop worrying about aging parents
Editor’s note: Writer’s answers do not reflect those of the Mitchell News-Journal and are not meant to replace medical or mental health care.
EXTENDING OUR REACH: How local is your food?
Local food depends on your definition of local. Do you grow and preserve your own food? Do you buy from local farmers? Do you shop in the locally grown section of the supermarket?
Resolution protecting Second Amendment rights adopted
BAKERSVILLE – People packed the conference room at the County Administration Building in Bakersville Monday, Feb.
'World's Worst Cat' finds forever home
SPRUCE PINE – The “World’s Worst Cat” has now gone to her forever home.
Independent monitor of hospital sale hosting local public meeting
SPRUCE PINE – The independent monitor chosen to oversee HCA Healthcare’s operation of the Mission Health system has scheduled informational sessions across Western North Carolina.