Railroad museum is open monthly through December with self-guided tours that explore the town’s railroad past and future
Three members assisted with emergency communications and helicopter rescue operations on North Carolina’s coast
One convicted on firearm charges, the other on drug distribution
Residents encouraged to ask questions and discuss public safety issues
National Weather Service says pattern could last into early September
Hundreds of sasquatch celebrators turned out for the annual Bigfoot Festival this weekend in Marion, N.C. Check out our photo gallery for all the best moments and weirdest merchandise from the 2025 festivities.
DEQ dashboard shows which sites are safe for swimming, kayaking and other recreational activities
In April 1925, Asheville briefly became the center of a baseball mystery. Babe Ruth collapsed at the train station and rumors spread worldwide that he had died here. Newspapers even printed his obituary before the truth emerged. Discover how the “death” of the Babe in Asheville became a strange piece of local folklore.
Department recognized for storm recovery work, completing 2,000+ damage assessments after Tropical Storm Helene
In 1890, engineer Lewis Tunstall was killed when his train careened down the Saluda Grade at 75 miles an hour. The wreck led to the creation of safety switches that saved countless lives. Today, Tunstall is remembered not only for his sacrifice but also by a striking monument in Hendersonville’s Oakdale Cemetery.