Burn ban in effect
With severe drought conditions and dead leaves all over, Western North Carolina residents are banned from burning debris until further notice.
With severe drought conditions and dead leaves all over, Western North Carolina residents are banned from burning debris until further notice.
A recent investigation announced by the Attorney General’s office and displeasure with the owners of Angel Medical Center overshadowed a Wednesday, Nov.
A mother and her four-year-old daughter died in a house fire Saturday morning in Franklin, and a Friday morning house fire left a family of six without a home.
An Iotla Valley teacher was suspended for an alleged assault on a student, but law enforcement won’t file any charges.
Five years after its launch, the Women’s History Trail has reached a milestone in its journey to bring a monumental display of public art to downtown Franklin.
One person died in a four-car wreck on Georgia Road on Oct. 20. The N.C. State Highway Patrol is still investigating the wreck.
Concern over the number of fundraisers by student groups is leading the Macon County Board of Education to revisit its policies.
The plan for a 265,000-square-foot Franklin High School complex for up to 1,400 students was on display for the public to view at the Robert C. Carpenter Community Center on Thursday, Oct. 19.
For the first time in the years-long Franklin High School concept process, the public will see what has been conceptualized and can offer their input from 4-8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct.
A land dispute and the serving of a writ in the Iotla Valley community led to a woman allegedly shooting her brother in the face, according to court documents.