TRYON—The latest installment in the Tryon History Museum’s Tales of Tryon series will take place at the Holy Cross Parish Hall on Thursday, July 23. Filmmaker and storyteller John Oliver, a Polk ...

COLUMBUS—The Carolina Foothills Chamber of Commerce is seeking local artisans, farmers, bakers, crafters and small business owners to serve as vendors at the Rock the Chamber Music Festival on ...

The daylily has been steadily growing in popularity in gardens, with over 100,000 varieties registered with the American Daylily Society. Amazing! That’s more options than you have in beans, tomatoes, ...

TRYON—The Tryon Summer Youth Theater production of “Newsies Jr.” opens Thursday, July 16, at Tryon Fine Arts Center. The 60-minute musical is adapted from the acclaimed 2012 Broadway production, which ...

POLK COUNTY—Gunnar Alm happily hit the road Sunday afternoon, leaving Polk County to return to his dorm room at North Carolina State. Alm didn’t hear his name called during this weekend’s Major League ...

LANDRUM—First Baptist Church of Landrum will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its sanctuary on Sunday, marking a century since the church first worshipped in the building that has served generations ...

Successful $200,000 campaign protects property from future residential development SALUDA—The Saluda Community Land Trust recently announced the results of its “Keep Saluda Green” campaign and the ...

SALUDA—Residents interested in learning the basics of improvisational comedy will have an opportunity to do so during a free introductory workshop hosted by On Track Saluda on Saturday, July 18. The ...

Editor’s Note: This is the final article in a series the Tryon Daily Bulletin has published highlighting topics of historical importance leading up to Independence Day, as the nation commemorates the ...

Officials continue seeking grants as residents push for action on the long-closed roadway SALUDA—In February 2019, a portion of Howard Gap Road near Saluda was closed indefinitely by the North ...

Polk County Early College made its mark on the national stage last month when three educators traveled to Winston-Salem for the National Early College Summit, joining hundreds of colleagues from ...

Since we have had no incidents of voter fraud, there is ample reason to question why the North Carolina State Auditor is now taking a new hands-on approach to local election planning. Auditor Dave ...