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• Christine Coren is Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year     Comments
• We could get 55 mph wind gusts Saturday     Comments
• An additional 306 units proposed at former Tap Root dairy     Comments
• Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend features 50 events     Comments
• City celebrates Earth Day with new festival on April 22     Comments
• Ask Matt ... how meter maids went high tech     Comments
• Managers' association censures Nicholson over Juneteenth Facebook post     Comments
• House budget raises teacher pay by 10%     Comments
• Sheriff's offices no longer process pistol purchase applications     Comments
• Kanuga taking reservations for Easter brunch     Comments
• Pardee accepting applications for junior volunteers     Comments
• Ask Matt ... how city polices parking     Comments
• TDA rebrands, upgrades website     Comments
• 'Ring of Fire' opens April 21 at Playhouse     Comments
• A Bearcat legend, Bobby Wilkins is retiring on June 30     Comments
• NC treasurer announces run for governor     Comments
• 'We’re Growing — Now What?' is topic of League discussion     Comments
• Pardee adds two fundraisers     Comments
• Raines, Palmer earn Girl Scouts' highest achievement     Comments
• Goalkeeper from Brevard helps USA Blind Soccer Men’s National Team to victory     Comments
• OP-ED: Joint water-sewer governance is the sensible solution     Comments
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Bullington grant, Music in the Pines, Lookin' Good benefit     Comments
• Pair charged with car break-ins     Comments
• Split board salvages goal to explore conservation fund     Comments
• N.C. House passes bill requiring college course on founding documents     Comments
• City's first sustainability manager wants to promote 'balanced growth'     Comments
• HAC announces rug sale     Comments
• Valley Hill Fire & Rescue achieves high rating for service     Comments
• House leadership — and Balkcom — sponsor bill barring adversaries from buying farmland     Comments
• Stepp Farm opens tulip field for picking     Comments
• Cemetery board files contempt motion against Shepherd Memorial Park     Comments
• Announcing donation, bank leader calls Ecusta Trail 'the most significant catalyst to our local economy'     Comments
• Land acquisition expands Polk County park     Comments
• City lifts boil water advisory; here's now to flush water lines     Comments
• Art League hosts reveal of young artists' banners Tuesday at Jackson Park     Comments
• Trail fans revel in 'Oklawaha Song,' good news on greenways     Comments
• Friends of Ecusta Trail president responds to 'misinformation' in Transylvania County     Comments
• Ride Rock Creek to host national mountain bike championship     Comments
• Water main repair triggers boil-water advisory in Flat Rock     Comments
• Bipartisan group of legislators pitches solutions for childcare crisis     Comments