Transit to expand out-of-county service
Trinity Wimberly-Mann
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The gap between the number of registered Republicans and Democrats has widened several times over the last 20 years in Macon County and across rural North Carolina while the number of unaffiliated
For the first time in more than two decades, Franklin High School marching band members began their annual band camp with a new face leading them.
The Macon County Board of Elections approved the plan for the 2023 municipal elections during its July 18 meeting,
With no contested races, the results of this fall’s Town of Franklin election are set, barring any unforeseen changes in the ballot.
New kitchen equipment for Franklin High, an activity bus and door swipes were some of the capital outlay requests approved for purchase in 2023-24 during a Macon County Board of Education workshop
While multiple broadband projects are either queued up or underway in south Macon County and one in Nantahala, many unserved areas of the county are waiting on a company that won’t be in Macon unti
Beautifying the exterior of the Macon County Courthouse and clock tower in Franklin Town Square was a wish expressed during the July 11 Macon County Board of Commissioners meeting.
By a unanimous vote, the Macon County Board of Commissioners approved the “school within a school” plan for moving Union Academy into the new Franklin High School when that project is completed.
Several residents attended a public hearing at the July 3 Franklin Town Council meeting to speak against the proposed rezoning for their properties.