Fire!
Seven cannons were fired Wednesday afternoon during the rededication of the Charters of Freedom at Konehete Veterans Park. Look for the story in next week’s edition of the Scout.
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A little rain only added to the fun at the first Food Truck Friday of the 2023 season in Andrews. Read all about it in this week’s edition of the Cherokee Scout, coming later today.
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For a different Sunday read, and now that you’ve read the story in this week’s Cherokee Scout, we present a video interview (thanks to Kevin Sargent and Old Town Brokers) as well as an audio podcast of the fun day. Enjoy below or at cherokeescout.com/podcasts/all-aboard-novel-trip-down-tracks
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Look for the story on Andrews Valley Rail Tours, Cherokee County’s newest attraction, in this week’s edition of the Cherokee Scout.
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Lisa Lyle Waggoner, founder of Cold Nose College in Cherokee County, has just published her first book, “Rocket Recall,” on how to get your dog to actually listen to you. She shares thoughts on dogs and life, which to her are the same thing, on the Cherokee Scout’s podcast, “On the Front Porch,” at https://www.cherokeescout.com/podcasts/episode-13-meet-lisa-waggoner
The annual Western North Carolina Wagon Train rolls through Andrews.
The Western North Carolina Wagon Train just finished parading through Andrews! Check out next week’s Andrews Journal for complete coverage of the town’s July 4th festivities.
Violet and Ron Giersdorf, Evelyn Hopkins and Mitch Briggs have officially taken over the old Elsie’s Restaurant. Make way for Andrews Station BBQ & Pub! The opening date is set for mid-June.
It’s official! This morning Tony Pritchett was sworn in as chief of the Andrews Police Department.
2018 Andrews Athletics Hall of Fame Ceremony
Nantahala’s homecoming court is ready to make its appearance; winner will be announced soon ...
Tiffany Holloway receives her 2017 1A state track rings, during halftime of the Andrews/Union basketball game tonight ...
Around 11 a.m. today a house fire started on Tarrent Street in Andrews. For more details check out the Jan. 4 edition of the Andrews Journal.
Congratulations to 2017 Andrews homecoming queen Kilby Holloway
Andrews welcomes its friends and graduates
Andrews youth football players get loose with the big kids
Pretty big moment for the Wildcats - 18-13 win over Tellico Plains in a four-hour, lightning-delayed game