Kyle Perrotti is a News Editor at Smoky Mountain News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, sports, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on the construction industry and urban development. His work has been featured in notable publications such as 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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Gov. Josh Stein and Sen. Kevin Corbin had multiple meetings with different members of Congress.
From left, Jamie Tipton, Alex Pollifrone, Megan Garner, Brittany Milling, Aaron Milling, Gary Moose and Kercy Ayers are readying for Joey’s Pancake House’s 60th anniversary celebration.
By: Kyle Perrotti
Fontana Regional Library System’s board of trustees met June 22 to discuss an agenda initially littered with items that had generated a good deal of emails from concerned patrons and residents. However, the meeting wrapped up quicker than expected and with little drama, as the most controversial decisions were kicked down the road. As the […]
By: Kyle Perrotti
Superior Court Judge Tessa Sellers has granted Swain County a temporary enjoinment and restraining order against the Fontana Regional Library board, in effect until June 29, when the court will hear the plaintiff’s preliminary injunction. Ahead of an anticipated surplus fund distribution to the three FRL member counties (Swain, Macon and Jackson) first proposed at […]
As unaffiliated voters have overtaken Republicans and Democrats as the largest voting group in the state, candidates running outside of the two major party apparatuses still struggle in elections, but several Western North Carolina candidates hope to change that narrative. There are four unaffiliated contenders in The Smoky Mountain News coverage area for 2028: two […]
The Appropriations Committee of the United States House of Representatives has passed its 12 bills for 2027, clearing a major hurdle toward getting the 2027 federal budget enacted. The appropriations committee has 12 total subcommittees. Congressman Chuck Edwards, who represents NC-11, encompassing the westernmost part of the state, is a member of that committee and […]
By: Kyle Perrotti
Swain County’s request for a preliminary injunction against the Fontana Regional Library System has been granted. On May 12, the FRL board voted to distribute “surplus funds” to the three member counties — Swain, Jackson and Macon. Jackson officially left the system July 1. The funds, totaling about $1.3 million, needed to be verified by […]
A skirmish between a colonial militia and Cherokee warriors was waged in Western North Carolina in 1776. But where exactly the battle was fought is a matte
By: Kyle Perrotti
Following what appears to have been a successful ban on camping and fires on the popular Max Patch Bald in northern Haywood County, the U.S. Forest Service has extended the policy another three years. Overuse at Max Patch had been a growing issue beginning around 2010. Officially added to the Pisgah National Forest in 1983, […]
Franklin’s town council has approved a one-year moratorium on the development of any new data centers. The town follows in the footsteps of a growing number of local governments, including those in the Smoky Mountain News coverage area like Canton, Swain County and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The moratorium was passed following a […]
