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January 23, 2008
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They're getting a winter workout
Frank Bradley Publisher
If good fences make good neighbors, as the saying goes, then bad weather and good gym facilities can make stronger bodies and healthier individuals. The folks of Murphy and surrounding towns and communities are discovering that maximum every MLK day at the new Hiwassee Pool and Wellness Center. More...
"Building a Community"

tance to unjust laws, having visited India to study Mahatmas Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence. "God used him as a voice," Grant said. A voice to bring about change, especially in the deep South where Afro- Americans were denied equal protection under the law and not allowed to use public accomm... More...

County gets a good audit report
Frank Bradley Publisher

"The county's tax collection is up, higher than last year," Pam Ennis told the board of commissioners in its Tuesday evening meeting. Ennis a CPA with a local accountiing firmsaid she found no major problems. "You've got a clean audit," she said. "Things look good." She said the county's tax coll... More...

 Local News
•Mountain Spirit Essentials welcome new Therapist
Mountain Spirit Essentials, a Natural Health Center, located at 35 Tennessee Street in Downtown Murphy, would like to introduce our new massage therapist Ann McMillan. Ann has been practicing therapeutic massage therapy for 8 years. More...
•Dark Danish comedy with heart and soul
•Seminar to take part with nature from 100 years ago
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 Calendar
•Events
2 RECURRING EVENTS H SELF-HELP Alzheimer's Support Group of Murphy meets the 1st Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m. at the Murphy Senior Center. Contact Laura Harris at 828-644-0650 for more information. More...
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 Community
•Burning restrictions still apply
Burning trash and other man-made materials is always prohibited in North Carolina, despite the recent decision by the state Division of Forest Resources to lift its statewide ban on outdoor burning. More...
•Clinic now available
•What all women should know
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 Opinion
•Many thanks
To the Editor, The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following supporters of the 38th Annual Dinner and 3rd Awards Night: Chamber Champions: Farley Insurance Co. and Murphy Electric Power Board; Sponsors: The Daily Grind & Wine, and Donors: Cherokee Sentinel and George'... More...
•Caring for our Senior Citizens
•In need of a septic permit
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 Obituaries
•JACK R. WYKE
Jack R. Wyke, 77, of Marble died Monday (Dec. 31, 2007) at his residence. A native of Polk County, TN, he had lived in Cherokee County for most of his life. He was the son of the late Sam and Minnie Payne Wyke. For many years, he had worked as a machinist and electrician for American Thread until ... More...
•GLENNWOOD "GLENN" SHIPMAN
•ZELDA MAE RIGGLEMAN
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 Home & Garden
•Preventing carbon monoxide in your home
Common household mistakes could be making you sick. With symptoms similar to the flu,carbon monoxide poisoning may be misinterpreted and ignored, resulting in deadly consequences. Awareness of common causes of carbon monoxide poisoning and some simple solutions can help keep your home safe. More...
•No more slip and falls from snow
•Getting the scoop on salt
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