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Hannah McLeod

Hannah McLeod

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Reporter, Smoky Mountain News

North Carolina

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  • Greening Up the Mountains continues focus on environment

    By Hannah McLeod Verified| Smoky Mountain News Verified “Its namesake reflects the gradual progression of spring green moving up the mountains,” said Sylva’s Economic Development Director Bernadette Peters. When the festival officially began in 1998, Sylva residents had been putting on smaller Earth Day and Appalachian events for years. But in 1998, these combined for the first time to create Greening Up the Mountains. That year, the event drew about 2,500 people.

    By Hannah McLeod Verified · Smoky Mountain News

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • ‘Trash’ or ‘Tribute’?: Community responds to statue plaque removal

    By Hannah McLeod Verified| Smoky Mountain News Verified Latest ‘Trash’ or ‘Tribute’?: Community responds to statue plaque removal Wednesday, April 16, 2025 A little over a week after the county removed what has been referred to as the “compromise plaques” from the Confederate memorial outside the Jackson County Library, residents showed up at the county commission’s April 15 meeting to speak on both sides of the issue, despite the lack of public discussion about the decision from commissioners. In total, seven people spoke about the Confederate...

    By Hannah McLeod Verified · Smoky Mountain News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Greening Up the Mountains continues focus on environment

    By Hannah McLeod Verified| Smoky Mountain News Verified “Its namesake reflects the gradual progression of spring green moving up the mountains,” said Sylva’s Economic Development Director Bernadette Peters. When the festival officially began in 1998, Sylva residents had been putting on smaller Earth Day and Appalachian events for years. But in 1998, these combined for the first time to create Greening Up the Mountains. That year, the event drew about 2,500 people.

    By Hannah McLeod Verified · Smoky Mountain News

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Smoky Mountain News

News and information from the western North Carolina region covering Haywood, Jackson, Macon and Swain county.

Clyde, North Carolina, United States

+1 828-452-4251