Dan Crawley is a journalist based in Marion, North Carolina. He writes for The McDowell News and The Morganton News Herald, covering local sports events, weather-related news, and community recognition. His articles provide updates and highlights on high school sports, weather conditions, and achievements within the McDowell County area.
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Dan Crawley focuses mainly on local event coverage, particularly high school sports in the Marion area. Given this focus, reaching out with information about upcoming high school sports events or any significant changes to schedules would likely be of interest to him.
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By: Dan Crawley
The T.C. Roberson Rams ran past the McDowell Titans on Friday night in a 60-26 victory at Guy Ensley Stadium in Skyland.
By: Dan Crawley
The last full week of September will feature a rarity as there are no scheduled home matches for McDowell High School athletics.
By: Dan Crawley
There are five seats up for election on the McDowell County Board of Education this November. Only two of the seats are contested races.
By: Dan Crawley
A tropical storm could bring significant weather to western North Carolina over the next coming days delivering heavy rainfall and gusty winds.
By: Dan Crawley
Struggling to get through a season in which wins are few and far between is one of the most challenging things an athlete can go through.
By: Dan Crawley
All of western North Carolina continues to deal with the catastrophic flooding and loss of infrastructure associated with the remnants of Hurricane Helene that moved in.
By: Dan Crawley
Volunteers across McDowell County are coming together to help with the area's recovery from the remnants of Hurricane Helene, which was a tropical storm when it hit North Carolina on Friday.
By: Dan Crawley
One McDowell County secondary school was named a National Blue Ribbon School by the United States Department of Education for 2024.
By: Dan Crawley
One week after the storm Hurricane Helene moved through McDowell County , residents are still in the recovery and cleanup process.
By: Dan Crawley
“It's changed the look of the valley forever,” said Susan English who lives on the farm with her husband Terry. “We have had our share of floods, 2004 comes to mind, but this is just completely different from anything we have seen.”
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