Jamie Lewis is a journalist for the Tryon Daily Bulletin, focusing on local news in Tryon, North Carolina. Jamie covers a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, human interest stories, and animal welfare. With a passion for highlighting the stories that matter to the people of Tryon, Jamie strives to keep the community informed and connected.
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By: Jamie Lewis
TRYON—The second annual “Cars for Cancer” car show is set to take place on Sunday, September 22, at Stott's Ford in downtown Tryon. This year, all funds raised at the event will go to Brandon Burnett, who lost his mother, Doris, to stage 4 lung cancer on August 14.
COLUMBUS—A Polk County man has been charged with death by distribution after an incident that left one man dead last year. On October 7 2023, Austin Tylar Ball, 31 formerly of Columbus, was arrested for possession of fentanyl, among many other charges, after he was found with an unresponsive male behind the buildings on E. […]
By: Jamie Lewis
LANDRUM—Last week, the Landrum Area Fire & Rescue District announced it would be selling reflective address signs to aid in locating specific residences that may be more challenging to find using regular navigation tools.
GREEN CREEK—On the evening of Saturday, August 31, a wreck occurred on Prince Rd. in Green Creek, resulting in one person's hospitalization.
By: Jamie Lewis
SALUDA—At the next Saluda Art Stroll, Heartwood Gallery will host a local woodturner at their popular “Meet the Artist” event.
Travis LeDoyt embodies the ‘King of Rock and Roll’ TRYON—On Saturday, September 21, at 7:30 p.m., Tryon Fine Arts Center will host a special Elvis Presley tribute performance by Travis LeDoyt. Sign up for our daily email newsletter Get the latest news sent to your inbox LeDoyt, who has been impersonating the ‘King of […]
LANDRUM— On Wednesday, September 11, Landrum Fire & Rescue will conduct its annual observance of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks against the United States. The memorial will take place at the Landrum Depot.
POLK COUNTY—Polk County has been chosen to be the subject of a comprehensive survey of historic buildings and landscapes, which will take place from 2024 to 2026.
TRYON—Due to a recent rabies case where animal control officers discovered the remains of a rabid skunk on Hogback Mountain Rd. in Tryon, the Polk County Sheriff's Office will be hosting a rabies clinic for pets at the Harmon Field open-air gym.
POLK COUNTY—The tenth annual ‘Do Not Lose Hope' event is scheduled for Saturday, September 21, at Harmon Field. The event aims to honor loved ones who lost their lives to suicide or overdose in the community, as well as support those currently struggling with mental illness or addiction.
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