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BASEBALL: Alm snares MVP honors at Florida national tourney
Gunnar Alm’s performances on the travel team circuit this summer have caught the attention of many – and made a fan of his head coach. The Polk County junior capped a standout summer on Thursday by earning MVP honors at the Perfect Game 16U BCS National Championship in Fort Myers, Fla. The tourney final was […] The post BASEBALL: Alm snares MVP honors at Florida national tourney appeared first on The Tryon Daily Bulletin.
Battle of the Badges blood drive to take place in Columbus
Columbus Fire Department to sponsor competitive blood drive COLUMBUS—A competitive blood drive will take place next month where donors will be able to vote for their favorite fire departments, police departments, EMS teams and more. The Polk County Battle of the Badges will offer an opportunity for the community to gather for a good […] The post Battle of the Badges blood drive to take place in Columbus appeared first on The Tryon Daily Bulletin.
Spartanburg County sheriff under investigation by South Carolina Ethics Commission
Sheriff Chuck Wright being investigated after the hiring his son SPARTANBURG COUNTY—An investigation by the South Carolina Ethics Commission is underway after it learned of the hiring of Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright’s son, Jared Wright, earlier this month. State ethics law, 8-13-750(a), states that no public official, public member, or public employee may […] The post Spartanburg County sheriff under investigation by South Carolina Ethics Commission appeared first on The Tryon Daily Bulletin.
Filing deadline passes for local office: Here’s who’s running for mayor, town councils
POLK COUNTY— The deadline for candidates to file for local office was noon on July 19, with several incumbents filing for re-election. In the Town of Tryon, Tryon Mayor J. Alan Peoples has filed for re-election, with Mayor Pro Tempore Chrelle Booker also filing to run for mayor, as well as resident Doug Arbogast. Tryon […] The post Filing deadline passes for local office: Here’s who’s running for mayor, town councils appeared first on The Tryon Daily Bulletin.
Polk is one of eleven counties to switch to digital court records this week
Remainder of state to convert to eCourts in 2025 Polk County is one of eleven counties in the state that have completed the switch from paper to digital court records as part of North Carolina’s eCourts expansion. The shift was officially completed on Monday, July 22. The eCourts system now serves around half of […] The post Polk is one of eleven counties to switch to digital court records this week appeared first on The Tryon Daily Bulletin.
Poster art for Tryon International Film Festival on display
All eleven entries in annual competition to be shown at Carri Bass Photography TRYON—For a decade now, the Tryon International Film Festival has helped brand its annual event with a unique poster that can be seen around town during the event. The Polk County Film Initiative, which puts on TRIFF, selects the poster in […] The post Poster art for Tryon International Film Festival on display appeared first on The Tryon Daily Bulletin.
Puppies and Pilates fundraiser to take place at Foothills Humane Society
Event set for August 3 COLUMBUS—A unique and playful fundraiser is set to take place at Foothills Humane society where attendees will be able to take part in a pilates class while enjoying the company of puppies. The pilates class will be taught by local pilates instructor Kate Horton, the owner of Melt Pilates […] The post Puppies and Pilates fundraiser to take place at Foothills Humane Society appeared first on The Tryon Daily Bulletin.
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