Aarik Long

Pisgah volleyball earned its first conference win of the season on Tuesday, taking down North Henderson in three straight sets.

A family involved in a recent dispute between neighbors in Clyde has come forward to tell their side of the story.

One man found himself in jail last weekend after some threatening behavior outside of a church.

Waynesville police stormed two houses not far from Waynesville Middle School Tuesday — putting a dent in a wide-ranging drug network that used the houses as one of its many bases of operation in the region.

Tuscola volleyball couldn’t hand undefeated Smoky Mountain its first loss of the season, but the Mountaineers sure gave the Mustangs a scare on Thursday night.

While weather split Tuscola’s second home game of the season into two days, the Mountaineers didn’t let the storms rain on their parade, securing a 55-21 win over Cherokee.

One man is facing felony charges after allegedly assaulting his neighbor with a rock.

An overturned tractor-trailer on Interstate 40 last Friday morning led to all-day traffic backups, with some motorists stuck for hours and congestion lasting into the evening.

The Clyde Fire Department’s annual 9/11 memorial service is set to take place again this year after last year’s ceremony was canceled.

There’s another fight at the federal level over voting, and, as usual, local boards of elections are feeling the impacts.