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Canty Worley of Highlands leads the pack of runners down Frank Allen Road as the first-ever Tour de Cashiers 5K gets under way Saturday morning. Right behind him is Gustavo Perez of Franklin. Worley went on to win the race and Perez came in second. (Photo by Don Richeson.)

Canty Worley wins inaugural Tour de Cashiers 5K

By Don Richeson / Staff

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Tour de Cashiers still on for Saturday

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The Cashiers Highlands Humane Society H.E.A.R.T. of North Carolina mobile pet rescue unit rolls toward the hurricane early Wednesday morning.

Cashiers Highlands Humane Society rescuing Outer Banks pets from hurricane

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A Cashiers resident, Bryson Watson, fifth from left in back row, is one of the Southwestern Community College students expected to question candidates in an upcoming series of debates. Northern Jackson County participants include, front, from left, Tristin Goode, Maria Salgado-Rivera, Kayla Postell; middle, same order, Hannah Ledford, Jake Escudero, Annie Aikens, Joshua McEntire; and back, same order, Gabriel Sessoms, Bucky Dann, Nicholas Jacobs, (Cashiers’ Watson) and Jeff Redman.

Debates set for Jackson commissioner races, other races on Nov. 6 ballot

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Panthertown closing at noon, Thursday, Sept. 13 due to hurricane

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Blue Ridge Early College Spanish Teacher Allison Hawkins said her Promethean ActivPanel helps make learning exciting for her Spanish class, taking them to places like Panama where they can virtually visit restaurants and other points of interest. (Photo by Dan Brown.)

Blue Ridge School and Early College getting Promethean ActivPanel units for classrooms

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Plans by Cashiers-based Mountainworks offer an idea what the new 196 Burns St. office development will look like. Work on the building is expected to start soon after a building there now is demolished this month.

New Cashiers office building proposed

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Customers stream through the Cashiers tiny homes “sales village” Saturday. The village opened this past spring in front of the Cashiers-Glenville Volunteer Fire Department and is continuing to add units. However, planning officials are waiting for landscaping and sidewalk installation there. The owner says weather and state foot dragging are hampering his efforts to fully comply. (Photo by Don Richeson.)

RV units OK'd for tiny homes sales lot off U.S. 64 West

By Don Richeson / Staff

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U.S. Congressional candidate Phillip Price, fourth from left, takes a walk recently with his family, including, from left, son, Isaac, 21; wife, Michelle; son, James, 12; and daughter, River, 17. Michelle Price is a Glenville local. She grew up on Bee Tree Creek road and her parents owned and operated Glenville Grocery for more than 20 years. She graduated from Blue Ridge School and Early College in 1987.

Southern Jackson County Democrats announce Sept. 11 listening session at Cashiers library

CASHIERS -- Southern Jackson County Democrats will host a listening session 5:45 p.m.

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Boys and Girls of the Plateau staff members include, from left, Executive Director Josh Helms, Laura Gillespie-Brown and Lori Quinn. (Photo by Dan Brown.)

Boys and Girls Club of the Plateau begins its fifth year

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Jackson County Dist. 4 Commissioner Mickey Luker, who represents southern Jackson County, said the Human Services Board failed in its duty to do the job the commissioners tasked them to do, calling it insubordination. He moved to abolish the board during the commissioners’ Aug. 21 meeting. (Photo by Dan Brown.)

Details emerge on Jackson County commissioners pulling the plug on board

By Dan Brown / Staff

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Grillin' in Glenville -- Aug. 25, 2018

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Hiking star Jennifer Pharr Davis speaks in Sapphire

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Cashiers developer Jeff Sikes, gesturing, owner of Tiny Homes Cashiers LLC, shares his plans in February for a tiny homes “sales village” with Cashiers Planning Council members, including David Bond, left, and Glenn Ubertino. (Photo by Don Richeson.)

Cashiers Planning Council to hear request to add "RV park model" units to tiny homes "sales village"

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Commissioner Boyce Deitz erupted angrily during the Jackson County Board of Commissioners vote to abolish the newly consolidated Human Services board, saying he didn’t care if he didn’t get one vote in the election for voting against the abolishment, he wasn’t politicizing this decision. (Photo by Dan Brown.)

Commissioners abolish combined Health-Social Services boards

By Dan Brown / Staff

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Do you support the U.S. Forest Service’s proposed plan to repeatedly burn off hundreds of acres of mature forestland in Panthertown for up to 12 years?

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CASHIERS -- Summit Charter School third grade students presented their Living Wax Museum event Thursday, April 18.

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Canty Worley wins inaugural Tour de Cashiers 5K

Tour de Cashiers still on for Saturday

Cashiers Highlands Humane Society rescuing Outer Banks pets from hurricane

Debates set for Jackson commissioner races, other races on Nov. 6 ballot

Panthertown closing at noon, Thursday, Sept. 13 due to hurricane

Blue Ridge School and Early College getting Promethean ActivPanel units for classrooms

New Cashiers office building proposed

RV units OK'd for tiny homes sales lot off U.S. 64 West

Southern Jackson County Democrats announce Sept. 11 listening session at Cashiers library

Boys and Girls Club of the Plateau begins its fifth year

Details emerge on Jackson County commissioners pulling the plug on board

Grillin' in Glenville -- Aug. 25, 2018

Hiking star Jennifer Pharr Davis speaks in Sapphire

Cashiers Planning Council to hear request to add "RV park model" units to tiny homes "sales village"

Commissioners abolish combined Health-Social Services boards

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