SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. Tommie Eaton, Thomas Bynum, Norma Bynum, Anastasia Bynum, Katie Cope, Monica Brown, Ruben Barajas, John Whitefield, Tito Herevia, Bill Hamilton, Isaac Herrin, Mike Drinkwater, Ricky Sanford, and Toby Allman.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. Tommie Eaton, Thomas Bynum, Norma Bynum, Anastasia Bynum, Katie Cope, Monica Brown, Ruben Barajas, John Whitefield, Tito Herevia, Bill Hamilton, Isaac Herrin, Mike Drinkwater, Ricky Sanford, and Toby Allman.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. The Tuck and Table is under construction on Everette Street Friday, April 4. The restaurant will include a full bar, upper and lower dining, outdoor seating and dining, riverwalk, conference area and entertainment space.
Submitted photo. Ricky Sanford, president of the Smoky Mountain Community Theatre Board at the Pictures with the Easter Bunny fundraising event late March of last year in Bryson City. The 2024 Pictures with the Easter Bunny event raised $700.
Submitted photo. Lisa Towe (left to right), United States Navy Vet. Cynthia Womble, Maddie Haughn, Rosalind Ryan and Susan Roper at a Quilt of Valor ceremony to honor Womble’s 28-year military career at Marianna Black Library Tuesday, April 8. Womble retired as a Navy captain in 2017.
Submitted photo. Mathematics Teacher Molly Lawless with her family in a recent photo at the U.S. Capitol. Lawless was selected as this year’s Swain County High School Teacher of the Year.
Photo/Kurstin Carroll. Catie Hogue-Millard holds son Thatcher in celebration of his second birthday at Darnell Farms March 2. Husband Chevy Millard has been by his family’s side throughout his wife’s health problems.
SMT photos/Sara Eisinger. Michelle Lasky, ambassador at Swain County Chamber of Commerce (left to right), Denene Wolf, gym receptionist, Bibi Pride, gym owner, Monica Brown, chamber president, Ricky Sanford, chamber administrative coordinator, and Anthony Tedesco, personal trainer, gather to cut the yellow ribbon at Bryson City Health and Fitness Saturday, March 29. The chamber currently works with approximately 260 business owners.
SMT photo/Sara Eisinger. Grumpy Bear Campground owners Jerry and Karen Ciullo stand outside six brand new 18-foot-tall teepees along Tuckasegee River Monday, March 24. Hurricane Helene flooded the campground last September, taking its teepees down river.