Kyle Perrotti is a News Editor at Smoky Mountain News. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in commercial real estate, housing market trends, and property management, as well as consumer health topics. His work has been featured in The Mountaineer and The Assembly.
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Kyle Perrotti's reporting primarily centers around local news, community events, politics, and legal matters in Waynesville, North Carolina. He often covers evolving local stories and government announcements.
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By: Kyle Perrotti
Players were excited to return to the diamond at Dutch Fisher Filed in Waynesville.
After former HERE of Jackson County Executive Director Gretta Worley was arrested, the nonprofit is trying to clear the air.
By: Kyle Perrotti
District Attorney Ashley Welch questions Hoxit on the stand.
Mike Clampitt and Ellen Pitt were close friends who have worked together to advocate for the reform of impaired driving laws for over a decade.
By: Kyle Perrotti
Signage at the turnoff for the Setzer hatchery notes that construction is ongoing and will continue through 2028.
Now that Macon County commissioners have heard county manager Warren Cabe’s budget presentation, they’ll have a chance to discuss it at a workshop.
By: Kyle Perrotti
Trustee Cynthia Womble, far left, discusses concerns about the surplus fund distribution with Board Chair and Interim Director Bill McGaha.
By: Kyle Perrotti
Haywood County Commissioners will vote no on a final budget June 1. File photo
By: Kyle Perrotti
Gov. Josh Stein spoke to county leaders and media from the site of Canton’s future wastewater treatment plant.
The roller compacted concrete is being layered along the embankment to stabilize the highway.
