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Green Creek teenager passes away after motocross accident
The long line of motocross bikes and riders that snaked through Polk County Wednesday evening offered testament to the lives impacted by Clayton Sain. Friends ... Read more
1 day ago by Submitted article.
Police search for scooter
MILL SPRING—The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a scooter that was recently stolen. The scooter was last seen at the ... Read more
1 day ago by Leah Justice.
Polk awarded grant for Little White Oak Mountain
MILL SPRING—The Polk County Parks and Recreation Department was recently awarded a grant for $336,000 to purchase land and create new trails at Little White ... Read more
1 day ago by Leah Justice.
Green River bridge rehab begins
SALUDA—A 3-year project to widen and replace the decks of the 2 bridges over the Green River began this week. Read more
1 day ago by Leah Justice.
Emergency preparedness fair
COLUMBUS—With winter coming, Polk County is hosting an emergency preparedness fair next week. Read more
1 day ago by Leah Justice.
Mill Spring man arrested for animal abuse/neglect
MILL SPRING—A Mill Spring man was arrested and charged in connection with a case involving a beagle that died last week. Read more
1 day ago by Leah Justice.
History of White Oak Mountain
The Tryon History Museum has scheduled another popular “Tales of Tryon” talk at the Tryon Depot (also known as Parsec Financial) on Thursday, October 21 ... Read more
1 day ago by Submitted article.
A Sherlock Holmes mystery
Tryon Little Theater is pleased to announce the cast of “Baskerville”, a play where Ken Ludwig—a comedic genius—transforms Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tale of ... Read more
1 day ago by Submitted article.
A cause that’s worth running for
On Saturday, Oct 23rd 2021, Parker-Binns Vineyard will be hosting its first annual Trotting for TaTas 5k and Ultramarathon fundraiser. Read more
1 day ago by Submitted article.
Polk County District Court results
In Polk County District Court on Oct. 6, 2021, with Judge Kim Justice presiding, 132 cases were heard. Some cases were continued, dismissed or sent ... Read more
