Webster News

Here's the top of the story from the Sylva Herald: There's no better way to kick off the holiday season than with Sylva's annual parade, sponsored each year by the Downtown Sylva Association.

A Jackson County man faces felony charges after investigators say he shot and killed two dogs on a roadside.

In an unusual election storyline, voters in Webster cast ballots for a total of 21 write-in candidates because too few candidates signed up to run for the five available seats on the town council.

From the Sylva Herald: Residents of the county's four municipalities - Sylva, Dillsboro, Webster and Forest Hills - will decide who will govern their towns Tuesday .

Dig apples? Get to Hendersonville early today for the N.C. Apple Festival. There's a big parade at 2:30 downtown, and then it's all over for another year.

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Jackson County poll workers will contend with write-in ballots from at least two towns on election night this fall.

When voters head to the polls to elect town leaders in Webster this fall, the choices will be slim.

When voters head to the polls to elect town leaders in Webster this fall, the choices will be slim.

When voters head to the polls to elect town leaders in Webster this fall, the choices will be slim.

Jackson County's Economic Development Commission has again been thrust into turmoil, a near constant state of affairs for the entity in recent years.

The great Citizen-Times columnists John Parris and Bob Terrell are gone, but their stories live on.

The great Citizen-Times columnists John Parris and Bob Terrell are gone, but their stories live on.

Who would think that a titanic controversy could float along the Tuckasegee River in the Western North Carolina mountains? And of all places, in the hamlet of Dillsboro, population 208.

Asheville singer-songwriter sensation Nikki Talley and her band are in the house Friday night at Jack of the Wood, 95 Patton Ave.

Throw out your watch, and toss away the calendar. Time means nothing in tiny Dillsboro, a village in Jackson County, N.C., at the edge of the North Carolina Smokies.