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The next thing we know is that three out of five New York doctors agree that watching television may be hazardous to our health.
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The Alto Independent School District called for a series of campus-wide meetings to discuss concerns being discussed within the community.
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Get your non-profit organization’s fundraisers and other events in the Jacksonville Progress’s What’s News calendar free of charge by e-mailing your event information to editor@jacksonvilleprogress.com.
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Elijah’s Retreat, a non-profit organization providing a quiet retreat for children on the autism spectrum and their families, broke ground on their fourth cabin in a special event April 15, which included barbecue from JW’s and drinks provided by Chick-fil-A.
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Summer officially begins today, and Cherokee County residents looking for ways to stay cool at home without sustaining too hard a hit on their…
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Temperatures will reach the freezing mark of 32 degrees Thursday, according to weather forecasters.
I have been in hospitals all over the world, even in the area of famine in Haiti. No one, except the seriously ill, wants to go to a hospital.…
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CHEROKEE COUNTY – A “do not use” order issued this past week for customers of Craft-Turney Water Supply Corporation remains in effect until fu…
We used to eat in the house and use the outdoor toilet. Today we use the indoor toilet and eat out of the house. But who cares? One thing is f…
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