Traphill Fire Department will host a spaghetti supper on Saturday, Feb. 21 at 6 p.m., followed with bingo at 7 p.m. Come out and support the fire department.

“People hate Jesus and Christians because they’re on the dark side of the world,” says Artemio, 9. Many people associate darkness with human trafficking, drug addiction, murder and other heinous sins.

When the Reading Trap Book Club meets at the Traphill Branch Library on Thursday, Feb. 12, it will visit the rolling fields of rural Scotland while celebrating author Lewis Grassic ...

Tyson Foods Inc. on Feb. 5 reported a 5.1% increase in first quarter sales but a 48% loss in operating income.

The Western North Carolina Sculpture Center in historic Patterson School in the Happy Valley community of Caldwell County will hold its first-ever major fundraising event next month.

Interest in homegrown teas has been growing as gardeners look for ways to use the plants they already have in their yards. Herbal teas offer flavor, aroma and other benefits.

A free “Farm Business Basics” workshop is from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., March 27, at the Wilkes Cooperative Extension Service in Wilkesboro.

North Carolina’s public retirement system investments earned an estimated 13.3% return in calendar 2025, just under the average for peer investment funds.

The Wilkes Cooperative Extension Service will hold a workshop for people interested in adding or expanding agritourism activities on their farms at the Wilkes Agricultural Center from 1-5 p.m. Feb.

Are taxes too high? Are they too low? Do some deserve tax breaks? Should others pay more in taxes? Should some taxes be eliminated? Should others be expanded? These are ...

The following free seminars are scheduled through the Wilkes Community College Small Business Center in Wilkesboro.

The recent cold period in Wilkes County and across the state was severe for its length and included new daily record lows, but it wasn’t as extreme as frigid temperatures ...