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Best WNC running backs in 2024 North Carolina high school football season
From Gavin Langley to Max Guest, the Citizen Times and Times-News ranked the top running backs for the 2024 North Carolina high school football season in WNC. The Western North Carolina football scene is filled with talented running backs. The run-heavy offenses many WNC teams use means some of the area's top players are RBs, making this list of WNC's best NCHSAA running backs stacked with skill.
WNC high school football 2024: Smoky Mountain Conference bold predictions, top players and games
North Carolina high school football is getting closer and closer. The Asheville Citizen Times and Hendersonville Times-News are previewing the conferences in Western North Carolina. Here's what to watch out for in the Smoky Mountain Conference in the 2024 NCHSAA season. Three bold predictions for 2024 ...
What's the latest on the NC History Center on the Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction?
Work is progressing on the NC History Center on the Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction as groundbreaking gears up to begin on the main building by the end of the year. Marc Barnes, spokesperson for the History Center, said the facility will highlight the diverse stories and perspectives of descendants from various backgrounds across the state. Additionally, it aims to attract schoolchildren to explore what happened in North Carolina before, during and after the Civil War. The History Center will be located at the site of Arsenal Park at 215 Myrover St. Barnes said all construction is expected to be completed by mid-2027.
DHHS audit of mental health agency finds millions in payments to executives, law firm ahead of merger
Weeks before one of North Carolina’s state-supported behavioral health management agencies merged with another one in eastern North Carolina, there was a flurry of questionable financial activity that led to more than $4 million in payments to two top executives and back pay to the law firm that counseled the organization, according to allegations made in an internal audit conducted by the state Department of Health and Human Services.
Bertie High School Senior wins Congressional Art competition
U.S. Congressman Don Davis (NC-01) announced Kayla Lassiter, a Bertie High School senior, won first place in the North Carolina First Congressional District Artistic Discovery Contest. Lassiter won first place with her piece “Rainbow-Hued.” “Kayla is a shining example of the remarkable artistic talent in eastern North Carolina. I commend all of our participants and was pleased to host this year’s congressional art competition,” said Congressman Davis. “It was an...
Mission Hospital successfully performs first commercial TriClip procedure in North Carolina
ASHEVILLE - The team at Asheville Cardiology Associates has achieved a groundbreaking advancement in heart care by successfully performing the first commercial TriClip procedure in North Carolina at Mission Hospital in May. There have only been three centers in the state who have performed this procedure while it was still in its trial stage. This new technology offers hope for patients suffering from tricuspid valve regurgitation and was recently approved by the FDA. Tricuspid valve regurgitation is a common condition where the valve fails to...
Three hurt after crash on Hwy 17 and Hwy 179
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) - Three people were hurt after a crash on Saturday night in Little River. Horry County Fire Rescue crews responded Saturday night to the area of Highway 17 and Highway 197 in Little River for a two-car crash with one of the cars overturned. Crews used...
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