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Transition To Blue Ridge Energy Occurring Now Through April
Lenoir, North Carolina – Blue Ridge Electric Membership Corporation is sharing the new logo its members and customers of its subsidiary,…
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Flooding, Drought Causes Concern About Winter Hay Supply; Website Launched To Connect Buyers & Sellers
RALEIGH – Flooding in eastern North Carolina and drought in western counties has state agricultural officials concerned about feeding livestock…
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Bridge Near Hound Ears To Be Replace, Part Of Shulls Mill Road To Be Closed
A contractor for the N.C. Department of Transportation will close a short portion of Shulls Mill Road starting Tuesday (November…
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Paving Westview Drive Scheduled for November 1 & 2, 2016, Expect Delays
Paving operations on Westview Drive are currently scheduled for Tuesday, November 1 & Wednesday, November 2, 2016. Residents and motorists…
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NCDOT Reminds Motorists Of Animal Collisions Increase This Time Of Year
Autumn in North Carolina brings more than cooler temperatures and falling leaves. This is also the season when more deer…
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Nantahala And Pisgah National Forests Fire Restrictions
The Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests will implement fire restrictions due to the extremely dry conditions, high fire danger, and…
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Fall Color On Grandfather Mountain Oct 24-28, 2016
*For more on the fall colors visit the Fall Color Report page* Fall color is served on Table Rock near…
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October 31-Nov 4, 2016 Traffic Reports
Monday Oct 31 Construction operations continue today on 321 in Blowing Rock with no impacts to traffic. No flagging/lane closures…
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Traffic Checking Station Leads To Seizure Of Drugs And Cash In Avery County
A traffic checking station lead to the seizure of around 30 grams of cocaine and over $10,000 in cash on…
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Multiple Earthquakes Recorded In Southwestern North Carolina Saturday Night
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) recorded multiple earthquakes in the southwestern part of the state on Saturday night. Of…
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