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While many people attending the June 14 Board of County Commissioners meeting were divided on one issue, they also showed community spirit in coming together to help the workers at the county pool.
While many people attending the June 14 Board of County Commissioners meeting were divided on one issue, they also showed community spirit in coming together to help the workers at the county pool.
With more than 20 people wanting to address the Board of County Commissioners on June 14, the meeting was moved from the regular meeting room to one of the larger courtrooms.
Construction of the town’s new skatepark is being delayed but town officials are committed to making it happen.
A Gay Pride display at the Macon County Public Library became an issue during a discussion about extra funding for library staff salaries at the Board of County Commissioners budget session on June
A bill proposing an expansion of Medicaid accessibility has made its way through the North Carolina Senate, leaving the years-in-the-makin
History may be repeating itself in downtown Franklin, but in a way that will be a boost to the local economy.
The Macon County Board of Elections dismissed candidate Bob Cook’s election protest following a hearing on May 31.
Brent Holbrooks will follow in his father’s footsteps in serving Macon County as sheriff.
Carter Giegerich
for The Franklin Press