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The Appalachia Daily Podcast

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This is a daily newsletter for people living in and near Western North Carolina.

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  • Appalachia Daily Update - Tuesday, January 13, 2026
    2026/01/13
    1) Union County youth ball season: registration window and where to sign upNews Date: 2026-01-09.Union County families who plan their spring around practice nights and game days can start getting organized now. Even a quick check of the registration portal can save you from a last-minute scramble later.What to do next: If you’ve got a player in the house, take a few minutes to confirm age brackets, program options, and any required paperwork.Sources:* 2026-01-09 | https://www.unioncountyga.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/108* Undated | https://unioncounty.recdesk.com/Community/Program2) Volunteer option: Mainspring Conservation Trust Stewardship Workday in FranklinNews Date: Undated (accessed 2026-01-13).If you want a hands-on way to meet people and do something outdoors that matters, this is a solid option. The listing describes a three-hour volunteer workday with tasks that vary by date, and this one focuses on removing unneeded fencing at a preserve near Franklin.What to do next: Plan for weather, wear work clothes, and check the details on the event page so you know where to meet and what to bring.Sources:* Undated | https://www.mainspringconserves.org/events/svw-2/3) Weather check: warm today, showers tomorrow, big cool-down ThursdayNews Date: 2026-01-13.Today looks mild and sunny near Murphy, but a shift arrives tomorrow with rain chances building in the afternoon. Wednesday night may include a mix of rain and snow, followed by a colder Thursday. This is a good week to think in layers, and to keep an eye on higher elevations where slick spots can show up faster.What to do next: Use today for outdoor chores, plan for wet weather tomorrow afternoon, and be ready for colder conditions Thursday morning.Sources:* 2026-01-13 | https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=35.1175874&lon=-84.1435136&searchresult=Murphy%2C+NC+28906%2C+USA&site=all&smap=14) Murphy: landfill mechanics building bid closes Thursday afternoonNews Date: 2025-12-10.This one matters because the deadline is now close. Cherokee County’s bid posting lists a proposal deadline of one p.m. on Thursday, January fifteenth, with a public opening shortly after. If you bid local work, the details and timing are the whole story.What to do next: If you’re submitting, confirm delivery method and timing, and don’t count on last-minute breathing room.Sources:* 2025-12-10 | https://www.cherokeecounty-nc.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=185) Heads up for Murphy: county offices closed Jan. 19, commissioners meet Jan. 20News Date: Undated (accessed 2026-01-13).A quick calendar save can prevent a wasted trip. The county calendar shows offices closed all day on Monday, January nineteenth, and a Board of Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, January twentieth in Murphy.What to do next: Move any county-office errands off the nineteenth, and if you care about county decisions, consider attending the meeting on the twentieth.Sources:* Undated | https://www.cherokeecounty-nc.gov/calendar.aspx?CID=146) Blueridge: January council meeting notice and Jan. 20 special called meetingNews Date: 2025-12-31.Blueridge posted a notice that the regular January council meeting was rescheduled, and it also lists a special called meeting on January twentieth. If you follow city decisions, special called meetings are the ones that are easiest to miss.What to do next: If you’re tracking Blueridge items, mark January twentieth and check the city’s meeting page for any updates or supporting documents.Sources:* 2025-12-31 | https://www.cityofblueridgega.gov/council/page/rescheduled-january-meetingThis newsletter was produced with the help of AI tools and public information sources, and reviewed for local relevance and clarity. RiverRun.Digital maintains all rights to the original compilation, formatting, and presentation. If you have a tip or spot an error, email adu@riverrun.digital. For more projects and links, visit https://go.riverrun.digital This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit adu.riverrun.digital
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  • Appalachia Daily Update Monday, January 12, 2026
    2026/01/12

    1) New Business Monday: PT Solutions Opens in Blue Ridge (Ribbon Cutting Jan. 14)

    News Date: Undated (event listing)

    A new business opening is more than just a storefront. It can mean one less long drive, more options close to home, and one more place where neighbors can get what they need without leaving the mountains.

    If you’re in the Blue Ridge area, this ribbon cutting is a good moment to welcome a new business, meet the folks behind it, and learn what services are now available locally.

    Sources

    * Undated | https://www.blueridgemountains.com/listing/pt-solutions-physical-therapy-blue-ridge/7255/

    2) Fannin County Commissioners: Jan. 13 Agenda Highlights

    News Date: Undated (PDF)

    The Fannin County Board of Commissioners agenda for the January 13 meeting includes items like development variances, board appointments, and routine administrative actions. These meetings are where a lot of the “how the county runs” decisions happen, even when the agenda looks technical.

    If you live or own property in Fannin County, it’s worth scanning the agenda and showing up when topics touch your neighborhood or your priorities.

    Sources

    * Undated | https://fannincountyga.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/January-13th-2026-Regular-Scheduled-Board-Meeting.pdf

    3) Union County Public Hearing: Proposed Revisions to Commissioner Salary Ordinance (Jan. 15)

    News Date: 2025-12-23

    Union County has posted an official notice for a public hearing on proposed revisions to its ordinances regarding commissioner salary. Public hearings are a key moment for community transparency and input, even if you’re just attending to listen.

    If you have questions, concerns, or support for the proposed direction, this is the right forum to learn what’s on the table and make your voice part of the record.

    Sources

    * 2025-12-23 | https://www.unioncountyga.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/105

    4) Fannin County Schools: 2026 Board Meeting Dates and Agenda Deadlines

    News Date: 2026-01-09

    Fannin County Schools has published its board meeting schedule and includes deadlines for when agenda items are due. For parents, staff, and community members, knowing the meeting dates and submission windows makes it easier to participate and stay informed.

    Weather can always shift plans in the mountains, but a clear schedule is still the best starting point.

    Sources

    * 2026-01-09 | https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1767974953/fannink12gaus/fannink12gaus/zvaboatbce9diwijmf7w/BoardMeetingsDateTime2026Updated1-9-2026.pdf

    5) Regional Heritage: Nikwasi Mound Deed Returning to the Eastern Band

    News Date: 2026-01-07

    A meaningful regional heritage update out of Franklin, North Carolina: The Nikwasi Mound is moving closer to returning to the stewardship of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. This is a significant story for Western North Carolina and the wider mountain region, where Cherokee history and community identity are deeply connected.

    Even when it’s outside our core counties, it matters because our mountain communities share history, culture, and family ties across these lines.

    Sources

    * 2026-01-07 | https://smokymountainnews.com/news/item/40736-completing-the-circle-nikwasi-mound-to-return-to-the-eastern-band

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  • Appalachia Daily Update (ADU) — Saturday, January 10, 2026
    2026/01/10

    Today’s Highlights

    Flood Watch: Stay Weather-Aware Through This Evening

    A Flood Watch is in effect through this evening across southwest North Carolina and a large portion of north Georgia. That means flooding is possible, especially in low-lying areas, creeks, and places that don’t drain well. If you’re out today, treat water over the road like a hard stop, and keep an eye on changing conditions.

    Sources

    * 2026-01-10 | https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?firewxzone=NCZ060&lat=35.1939&local_place1=10+Miles+NW+Murphy+NC&lon=-84.1425&product1=Flood+Watch&warncounty=NCC039&warnzone=NCZ060

    * 2026-01-10 | https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?firewxzone=GAZ006&lat=34.8979&local_place1=4+Miles+ENE+Morganton+GA&lon=-84.1724&product1=Hazardous+Weather+Outlook&warncounty=GAC111&warnzone=GAZ006

    Union County Parks & Recreation: 2026 Baseball, Softball, and T-Ball Registration

    Union County Parks & Recreation has posted the 2026 baseball, softball, and T-ball registration information. If you’ve got kids who want to play this spring, this is your calendar reminder to check the registration window and the age group rules early, so you’re not scrambling at the last minute.

    Sources

    * 2026-01-09 | https://www.unioncountyga.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=108

    * 2026-01-09 | https://www.unioncountyga.gov/ImageRepository/Document?documentId=786

    Union County: Youth Wrestling Registration

    Youth wrestling registration is open for a limited window, with practice days and times listed. If your family has been looking for a winter activity that builds confidence and keeps kids moving, this is a good one to review.

    Sources

    * 2025-12-29 | https://www.unioncountyga.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=106

    Union County: Public Hearing on Proposed Revisions Related to Commissioner Salary

    Union County has posted an official notice for a public hearing where residents can learn more, ask questions, and participate in the process. If you care about local governance, this is a good “show up and listen” moment.

    Sources

    * 2025-12-23 | https://www.unioncountyga.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=105

    Cherokee National Forest: Access Disruption South of Parksville Lake for Culvert Replacement

    The Forest Service has an alert about disrupted access south of Parksville Lake due to a culvert replacement project. If you’re planning outdoor time in that area, build in extra travel time and plan around the detour routes listed in the alert.

    Sources

    * 2026-01-05 | https://www.fs.usda.gov/r08/cherokee/alerts/access-disruption-south-parksville-lake-culvert-replacement

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