Carole Terrell

Waynesville Middle School students strengthened their artistic skills and creativity under the instruction of a local artist thanks to an afterschool partnership with the North Carolina Museum of Art.

Hurricane Helene and its aftermath took a large emotional toll on many people, with some still struggling to move ahead from that disaster. But an Asheville-based nonprofit, Resources for Resilience,

All summer long, kids can see cinema magic every week at Smoky Mountain Cinema’s Summer Kids Movie Series.

July Fourth festivities are a bigger and better than ever this year, with America 250 in full swing to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Haywood is

The Friends of the Lake 5K Road Race and Walk is returning for the 19th year this September with proceeds supporting the Lake Junaluska Walking Trail — one of the

July Fourth festivities are bigger and better than ever this year, with America 250 in full swing to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Haywood is hopping

A new art trail at Haywood Community College campus beckons visitors to explore the beautiful campus while discovering a collection of public outdoor art installments by local and regional artists.

The first day of school is about more than new shoes, a haircut and book bag stocked with school supplies.

Unwinding screen addiction from endless days of scrolling TikTok and playing video games has given rise to a new version of “summer slide.”

As time marches onward, with the inevitable loss of loved ones along life’s journey, thoughts often return to old school days.