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Firing of County Animal Shelter Manager Shocks Volunteers, Veterinarians
Pine Siskins and Kestrels: What the Annual Christmas Count Says about Birds and Their Environment
County Accepts $2 Million Grant for Utility Expansion to Attract Affordable Housing
Packages, Packages: The Rewards and Trials of Postal Workers During the Holiday Season
School Board Opts for Much New Construction, Little Renovation, in Revised Schools Plans
School Board Rejects Land Sale for Urgently Needed Affordable Housing Project
County Receives $7 Million from State to Make Big Utilities Improvements
Downtown Brevard Celebrates Start of Christmas Shopping Season and an Investment Boom
Unaffiliated County Commissioner David Guice Says He Will Not Seek Reelection
Brevard Public Works Director David Lutz Found Not Guilty on All Charges
Lutz Testifies He "Didn't Have a Clue" about Handling Hazardous Waste
City Manager Announces He Will Follow Mayor into Retirement
County Commission Once Again Takes up Courthouse Construction
Copelof Wins Brevard Mayor's Race, Morrow and Baker Elected to City Council
How Transylvania School's $68 Million Renovation Project Will Proceed Without Key Staffer
David Guice's Lonely Pursuit of Support for "Easy" Issues
On Black Balsam, under the Stars: A View of the Art Loeb Trail and Its Legacy
More than Parks: Mayoral Candidate and Navy Vet Touts City Accomplishments on Her Watch
Dee Dee Perkins: The Well-Connected, Well-Financed Outsider Candidate for Brevard Mayor
Danny Hein's Conservative Views and What They Would Mean if He Becomes Brevard Mayor
Skeptical Commission Delays Discussion of Cedar Mountain Small Area Plan and the "Z-word"
Transylvania Hears Good News About Covid Learning-Loss Funds, and Bad News: Students Really Need It
"Chuck You" Candidate Takes on Political Convention, City Spending
How to Renovate Transylvania Schools? Henderson Might Have Some Answers.
Time for a Change? Not When Brevard Is Making Great Progress, Says Mayor Pro Tem
City Council Starts with "Tiny" Step to Boost Affordable Housing, Promises Bigger Steps to Come
Candidate Vows to Bring "Conservative Voice," but not Hard-Right Shift, to Brevard City Council
Brevard City Council Reverses Rule That Allowed Controversial Parking Lot at new Aldi
"Shake it Up" Council Candidate Says Brevard is too Slow to Act on Urgent Needs
As Covid-19 Surges Countywide, Masking Has Helped Limit Quarantines in Schools
Not a "Seagull": Brevard City Council Candidate Kevin Jones Pledges to Keep City on Current Path
Aldi Brings Low Prices, Green Policies and an “Ocean of Parking” to Brevard
What do Rail-Trails Do? Nothing but Good, Swamp Rabbit's Neighbor's Say
Fred's Flood Was Bad. Future Flooding Is "Very Likely" to Be Worse, Climate Study Says
Facing a Crowd of Angry Parents, School Board Sticks to Earlier Decision To Allow Optional Masking
Purchase of Ecusta Trail corridor will allow construction to begin next year
Transylvania's population, expected to climb, actually dropped slightly, Census says
Transylvania's population, expected to climb, actually dropped slightly, Census says
School Board Likely to Revisit Masking Policy as Covid-19 Cases Surge in Transylvania
“Flag Lots” Discussion Flagged Before It Starts
Lead Cleanup at Brevard's Former Firing Ranges Is Complete, State Says
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The push to overcome big obstacles and seize big opportunities at old Ecusta Mill site
The water feature Transylvania won't be bragging about: a steep rise in elevated levels of E. coli
As legal bills for accused Brevard employee mount, questions rise about the city's backing
Ecusta Trail takes a "huge" step forward with pledge of support from the city of Brevard
County Commissioners back off plan for unpopular $200 parcel fee for solid waste
Can Raybow's Expansion Set a Trend for BioScience Growth in Transylvania County?
Aaron Baker, community activist and Oskar Blues marketer, announces run for Brevard City Council
Brevard mayor's race heats up as business owner and former council member announces run
Commissioners agree to a $200 parcel fee to cover trash-disposal shortfall
Transformative mayor, Jimmy Harris, announces he will leave the job after 22 years
"Eating the elephant:" County Commission tries to digest the high cost of landfilling trash
Cedar Mountain planning members' message to residents: Please show up!
Superior Court Judge orders prosecutor Greg Newman removed from office
County Commissioners agree to choose courthouse site by year's end
Brevard City Council approves preliminary plan for downtown hotel
Brevard pledges as much as $300,000 for a much-needed affordable housing project
A new, surprisingly controversial section of Brevard's Estatoe Trail opens to the public
Commission chooses temporary courtroom, delays decision on "longer short-term" solution
Dire shortage of Affordable Housing Presents "Existential" Issue to City, County Leaders
Vouchers, already too small to help most low-income residents find housing, are about to get smaller
Raybow USA expansion to bring will-paid jobs and establishes Brevard in high-tech recruitment
Clearcut logging: Destruction of forest or path to restoration?
Cedar Mountain plan moves ahead on "compressed schedule"
Police arrest Brevard man on charges of making and transporting explosives
Police close off several blocks of downtown Brevard Sunday after a report of suspected explosives
Tourism tax money helps with trail projects. But could it do more?
Developer of "boutique" hotel planned for Brevard has an impressive track record in Alabama
County's new fixed-route bus service expected to be a boon for people in need
Can Cedar Mountain control its planning future?
Want a Covid-19 vaccine fast? Head to South Carolina, some residents say
The "zoom boom" comes to the Transylvania County housing market
Brevard City Council approves sale of land for "boutique" hotel planned for downtown
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