Studio 54 creator opens new WeHo hotel — and $35 gets you access to its lush rooftop oasis
LOS ANGELES — What does it mean when a Sunset Strip hotel installs a white pool table with gold balls and puts a swing set on the roof? It means
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Republicans keep seats on Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors
Two incumbent Republicans held onto their seats on the Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, while a third Republican will join the board in place of Scott Belt.
Recap | Josh Turek, Rob Sand win election; Republicans return as supervisors
The staff of The Nonpareil is signing off for the night. We plan to post more coverage tomorrow from the election, and look for a wrap-up in your Thursday Nonpareil.
Monarch Migration
This photo provided by DeJeanne May shows a Blu+ transmitter being carefully placed on the thorax of a monarch butterfly in West Texas on Oct. 8, 2026. (DeJeanne May via
Monarch Migration
This photo provided by Carol Clark shows a male monarch butterfly awaiting release following the placement of a Blu+ transmitter during a training session with National Wildlife Federation staff and
Democrats have a good night in Transylvania County
Light rain this morning with thunderstorms by evening. High 64F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Locally heavy rainfall possible..
Iran's chief negotiator says the US must act to prevent renewed war, and other Mideast news
A steady light rain early. Showers with perhaps a rumble of thunder developing in the afternoon. High near 65F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Locally heavy rainfall possible..
Sheriff: License plate reader cameras a 'great' tool
Showers this morning then thundershowers developing during the afternoon hours. High around 65F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Locally heavy rainfall possible..
Community celebrates opening of new teen center
On Oct. 22 more than 100 people gathered at the TenTwentySix Youth Hub in Rosman to celebrate its official opening. Nearly 40 young people joined families, neighbors, volunteers, donors and
Columbus Library to host program on women in science 1 MIN READ
COLUMBUS—Columbus Library will host a program exploring the contributions of women in science on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 4 p.m. The program will feature Madame Perry, the Victorian-era, steampunk persona […]
Polk County Cooperative Extension announces three November programs 1 MIN READ
COLUMBUS—The Polk County Cooperative Extension Office will offer three educational programs in November at 79 Carmel Lane in Columbus and at the Green Creek Community Center, located at 29 Shields […]
Polk County property shut down through nuisance abatement action 1 MIN READ
MILL SPRING—A property on Henry Ruff Road in Mill Spring has been formally shut down following years of reported disturbances, drug violations, and emergency calls, according to the Polk County […]
Nosh Farm & Bakery brings fresh-milled ingredients, homemade favorites to Landrum Farmers Market 2 MIN READ
LANDRUM—From 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays, shoppers can visit the Landrum Farmers Market at 221 W. Rutherford St. to meet local producers and buy handmade goods, including fresh-baked breads […]
Downtown Tryon celebrates Halloween with annual stroll, costume contest 1 MIN READ
TRYON—Downtown was filled with costumed children, families, and Halloween festivities Friday, Oct. 30, as the Tryon Downtown Development Association hosted its annual Halloween Stroll. Beginning at 5 p.m.,...
Mountain Page Theater revives ‘Saluda, the Musical’ for 10th anniversary 1 MIN READ
SALUDA—Mountain Page Theater will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a revival of “Saluda, the Musical: A Historic Depiction of Our Town,” running Nov. 13-22 at the theater, located at 1303 […]
Flash mob performs dance routine for Halloween strollers in Saluda
SALUDA—More than a dozen dancers performed for visitors at Saluda’s downtown Halloween stroll Friday, Oct. 30, with a flash mob dance just off Main Street near Looking Glass Realty. Led […]
Polk County Historical Association to host ‘Night at the Museum’ event
COLUMBUS—On Tuesday, November 17, the Polk County History Museum will open its doors for a special evening event, inviting citizens of all ages to explore local history in a new […]
Tryon hires new planning director Devon Brown
TRYON—The Town of Tryon has hired Devon Brown as its new planning director, bringing experience in zoning enforcement, property maintenance, and municipal code enforcement to the position. Brown holds a […]
Larry Burns
Larry Burns, age 81, of Rutherfordton, NC, died Sunday, November 1, 2026, at his home in Rutherfordton, NC. The memorial service will be at Piedmont Baptist Church at 1:00 PM,
Helen McSwain
Helen McSwain, age 81, of Bostic, passed away Sunday, November 1, 2026 at the Fairhaven Home in Bostic.
Julia Stacey Lovelace
Julia Stacey Lovelace, age 79, of Cowpens, formerly of Forest City, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Monday, November 2nd at the Woodruff Manor in Woodruff,
Opinion: North Carolina's high school playoff system isn't broken, but it could be better
What does the regular season mean when you can lose every single game and still make the postseason?
Looking Back: The second group of Europeans to walk through Mitchell County?
Until the 1700s and the "long hunters" — as they were often called — there is little indication in the historic record that, other than the Spanish explorers previously discussed
Pisgah Legal Services, Mitchell County Sheriff’s Office launching, “Stop Scams, Protect Mitchell” cam...
After a local Mitchell resident lost their home, car, and entire life savings to a scam, Pisgah Legal Services and the Mitchell County Sheriff’s Department are partnering to help residents,