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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2 weeks 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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3 weeks 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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1 month ago |
themountaineer.com | Andrew Marshall
“John Doe. 14. Jane Doe. 11. Jane Doe. 17. John Doe. 8.”Community members gathered in front of the Haywood County Historic Courthouse Wednesday to read aloud from a list of 383 children who experienced child abuse or neglect in Haywood County in 2024. It was an event designed to call attention to child abuse — and also to recognize the individuality of each child who suffers from it, to prevent the children from becoming mere statistics. “Jane Doe. 2. Jane Doe. 6. John Doe.
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1 month ago |
themountaineer.com | Andrew Marshall
A central Haywood County institution is closing its doors more than 60 years after first opening them, leaving residents of this mountain community with an improbable question — “where am I going to get fresh clams from now on?”Sentelle’s Seafood has done a little bit of everything over the years — from exporting locally collected herbs like ginseng to selling a well-curated collection of wines.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Marshall
Apr. 7—I live in Maggie Valley, and if there's one thing you can say about that corner of Haywood County, it's this — there's no shortage of breakfast places nearby. I favor Pop's when I feel like walking, and the Buttered Biscuit when I want to waddle out to the parking lot for a six hour post-breakfast car nap. Yes, I'm aware the Buttered Biscuit isn't technically in Maggie. But it's spiritually in Maggie. I'll die on this hill, please don't email me.
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