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The North Carolina Department of Revenue is now processing 2024 Individual Income Tax returns. • 5:30 p.m. Monday, March 10, Dillsboro town board, Town Hall. The Smoky Mountain High School basketball season concluded in February, with both the men’s and women’s teams showing promise for the future. Sylva’s 13u Black Be
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What’s next for school projects after bond declined
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (895+ words) No time like the present, that’s the sentiment of County Commissioners’ Chair Mark Letson about school repairs and the recent no vote on issuing a multi-million-dollar school bond and referendum. “It’s disappointing that we didn’t give the citizens of the…...
Library Roundup | A&E | thesylvaherald.com
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (169+ words) Tech, voting info, jobs, Drive and horrors at JCPL Tech Time will be from 10AM to 12 PM on September 15th in the Genealogy Room. Digital navigators will be on the second floor of the library to help with minor technical issues on…...
Webster Board updated on Givens, Webster Village
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (627+ words) The Webster Board of Commissioners meeting opened with an update on Webster Village, a multi-income housing community for seniors in Jackson County, developed through a partnership between Mountain Projects, Inc., Givens Communities and Western Carolina University. Andrew Crosson, Executive Director…...
Forest Hills looks at long-term growth
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (302+ words) The leaders of the Village of Forest Hills met Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, for the monthly Council Session. Discussion opened with the subject of Land Use and an in-progress grant. The grant involves land development in total of $33,000. Forest Hills has already…...
Acts of Kindness | Opinion | thesylvaherald.com
1+ week, 4+ day ago (75+ words) Acts of Kindness The Sylva Herald Businesses dontate bags and visors to SMHS womens tennis team. Brown Haven Homes and T&C General Store generously donated bags and visors for the Smoky Mountain High School women’s tennis team this season....
Manager provides extensive update on county projects
1+ week, 4+ day ago (710+ words) County Manager Kevin King updated the Board of Commissioners on several ongoing projects at the board’s final August session. At the Aug. 18 meeting King said some projects were stalled and others were moving forward as planned. King spoke first about…...
Peacefest to rock Sylva, reach those who need help
2+ week, 4+ day ago (387+ words) PeaceFest comes to Sylva on Sept. 12 at Bridge Park. Though it echoes the Summer of Love, it’s not a demonstration against war. It hits much closer to home. Literally. The Center for Domestic Peace, the county’s domestic violence agency, invites…...
Join the fun at the fair!
2+ week, 4+ day ago (374+ words) Why is it important to participate? Show Up, Stand Up, and Speak Up. Earning a ribbon offers meaningful recognition for months of early mornings, weed pulling, and soil preparation. It takes effort to get the soil and garden beds in…...
Creativity lands on Mill
2+ week, 4+ day ago (283+ words) Todd Wikle Creative Design Co. on Aug. 13 held a grand opening of its new graphic design studio at 509 Mill Street in downtown Sylva. Todd Wikle Creative Design Co. specializes in custom logos, branding packages and graphic design work for businesses,…...
Ball for school repairs in voter’s court
2+ week, 4+ day ago (866+ words) Another lengthy conversation on a proposed school bond referendum for November’s ballot turned testy with some county commissioners making it clear residents need to take responsibility for the current conundrum. Discussion at the Aug. 18 regular meeting was over Resolution 26-13 approving…...