SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. WNC Pharmacist Erin Kirkpatrick and her husband, Eddie, threw all the money they had into opening the pharmacy on Slope Street Monday, June 16. Kirkpatrick opted to open in Bryson City due to its welcoming community.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. WNC Pharmacist Erin Kirkpatrick and her husband, Eddie, threw all the money they had into opening the pharmacy on Slope Street Monday, June 16. Kirkpatrick opted to open in Bryson City due to its welcoming community.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. Jacqueline Ortlip (left to right), Lola Carlisle and Carli Beisel support democracy on the corner of Everett and Main streets Saturday, June 14. Swain County Democratic Party members and supporters held a peaceful demonstration. More than 250 Swain County resdients and visitors attended the local “No Kings” demonstration in Bryson City Saturday, June 14.
Photo submitted. Bryson City Freedom Festival is set for July 4. Organizers say they expect 9,000 people to fill the streets during the event.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. HMC Paving Co. works on Mitchell Street, from Slope to Everett streets Monday, June 16. Work continues at Carringer Street.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. Cayden (left to right), James, Snow and Ares play together at the park Sunday.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. Katelynn Ledford-McCoy stands by husband Kallup McCoy’s side through his 3,000-mile intercontinental run from San Diego to Wilmington Sunday, June 8. McCoy finished the run on Memorial Day.
SMT photo/ Sara Eisinger. Paul Medrano, owner of Angry Elk Brewing in Whittier, is looking forward to opening his second Swain County tavern – Red Star Tavern – in Bryson City.
SMT photo/ Sara Eisinger. Merritt MedCare owners Dr. Benjamin Gans and Danielle Smiley serve Western North Carolina residents in Bryson City at their medical clinic. The clinic is currently taking new patients.
Submitted photo. 4-H Sewing Spin Club begins with Hand sewing 101 April 15. Swain County 4-H has much to offer kids 5-18.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. Sammy Bowers makes a P.A.W.S. Thrift Shop donation on Saturday. Apart from paying the lease and two employees, 100% of proceeds collected go back to the animals at P.A.W.S.