By Dan Brown
Staff
This is the third installment of “COVID-19 on the Front,” a series of community profiles of those on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The circumstances that lead to the death of two people at Whitewater Falls last week began to unfold late on the night of Monday, May 4, as a raging storm began to move in over the falls.
The restrictions on North Carolina residents are beginning to loosen this week, as the state moves into the first phase of Governor Roy Cooper’s three-phased reduction of executive orders issued in
The local real estate market has taken a hit due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, but it’s not as bad as people might think.
The global and national response to COVID-19 has relied on an intricate, cohesive response from agencies and partners at all levels of government.
The Latest is the Crossroads Chronicle’s weekly overview of changes and updates to the status of COVID-19 in Southern Jackson County.
The COVID-19 coronavirus has come to Cashiers, with the first confirmed positive test for the virus in a Cashiers resident occurring on April 15.
The design of the Horsepasture River Wastewater Treatment Plant is making progress and moving forward in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The first positive confirmation of the COVID-19 virus for Cashiers and southern Jackson County has been confirmed this week (see sidebar story), bringing the total of confirmed cases in Jackson Cou