Aarik Long is a reporter for The Mountaineer, covering local news in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. With a focus on community stories and crime reporting, Aarik's work has also been featured on Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports. His articles highlight the people, events, and issues that shape the local community and spark conversations online.
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Aarik Long's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, including crime, law enforcement, and community events in Haywood County and the Maggie Valley area. The themes covered in Aarik's articles are primarily related to crime and entertainment news at a local level.
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DAREN THE LION — The car features the D.A.R.E program's mascot on the side and hood of the vehicle.
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Waynesville Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in the Hazelwood community Friday morning.
Two men have been indicted on charges related to the rape of an underage girl in October.
Bethel Elementary’s school resource officer will be rolling in a brand new set of wheels, fully decked out with D.A.R.E. decals.
On Tuesday, Pisgah baseball sent their seniors out with one last win on their home field, knocking off Smoky Mountain with a come-from-behind 4-3 victory.
“My heart rate is finally coming back down,” Pisgah coach Heidi Morgan said. “I think it was a very good test for us to make sure we stay diligent as we head into the playoffs.
“It was an effort game,” Tuscola coach Ray Sugg said. “It was a guts game. When we play them next year, maybe we'll come in more confident, but I'll take the win.”
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