Andrew Marshall
Special Correspondent at Reuters
Special Correspondent for Reuters • Pulitzer Prize winner • Author of "The Trouser People: Burma in the Shadow of the Empire" • [email protected]
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Marshall
Jun. 23—A house off Raccoon Road has sold for over $2.7 million, marking it as the most expensive home sold in Haywood County so far in 2025. Described as a "sprawling horse ranch," the property surpassed the next highest sale this year by nearly $760,000. Sitting on 10 acres near downtown Waynesville, the equestrian-centric estate boasts three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and 3,463 square feet of rustic post and beam construction.
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2 weeks ago |
themountaineer.com | Andrew Marshall
One of Haywood County’s largest employers might just be an organization you’ve never heard of. Tucked away in Hazelwood, in an unassuming collection of single-story industrial buildings, some of them a century old, the employees and clients of Haywood Vocational Opportunities quietly go about their days. The clients are intellectual or developmentally disabled adults across a range of ages and life phases. The employees are a mixed bag.
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2 weeks ago |
themountaineer.com | Andrew Marshall
As spring marches toward summer, there are troubling signs for the county’s tourism recovery following Helene. The downward trends are reflected across Western North Carolina as a whole, but Haywood County’s Tourism Development Authority remains cautiously optimistic that the industry will bounce back to pre-flood, post-pandemic levels, both as news that WNC is open for business continues to spread, and as Haywood’s unique features as a tourist destination continue to shine.
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1 month ago |
themountaineer.com | Andrew Marshall
Ah spring. Flowers a’ blooming, bees a’ buzzing, and grass a’ growing, prompting yard-work lovers all over the county to dust off their mowers in expectation. But whoa there, lawn-care cowboys — what if someone told you there was a good reason to press pause on turf trimming for a month? That’s exactly what the Town of Waynesville did when it sent out its No Mow May postcards a few weeks ago.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Marshall
May 14—Master Officer Tyler Howell has been riding motorcycles of one sort or the other nearly his entire life. But when the Waynesville detective found himself at the North Carolina State Highway Patrol Motor Officers Course in April, his existing knowledge wasn't quite the asset he'd thought it would be. "They said, 'How many guys have ridden anything the majority of their life?' And basically every student we had in there raised their hand.
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