Andrews, North Carolina

• Larry Dale a oeBubbaa Creasman
  

  Community , Murphy , Obituaries - By admin on March 16, 2010 at 12:44 pm Larry Dale "Bubba"A Creasman, age 62, of Andrews, NC passed away Monday, March 1, 2010 at his residence.

• The Andrews Valley Initiative
  

  The Andrews Valley Initiative is pleased to announce that it was awarded a grant of $35,000 by the trustees of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation during their November 2009 Board meeting.

• Three Join Winston-Salem Dash Ownership Team
  

  The Winston-Salem Dash announced the addition of three individuals to their ownership group.

• Get cash back on new homes in Streamside Of Matthews, Matthews NC
  

  If you thinking about buying a new home in Streamside Of Matthews or any other community in Matthews NC, YOU CAN get an additional 1% CASH BACK! The Streamside Of Matthews Subdivision is located in Mecklenburg County, Matthews NC.

• Clay County Arrest Report
  

  John Richard Beni, II, 19, of Hayesville, NC arrested for open container after consuming alcohol on February 8, 2010 and released on February 8, 2010.

• Pilot Light
  

  Bryan Phillips will assume the duties of public safety director in Moore County on Monday, County Manager Cary McSwain announced.

• Coffee with the Poets
  

  Ellen Andrews, for the past ten years,A has enjoyed western North Carolina and as much music and dancing, as many deer, turkeys, songbirds, flowers and friends as she could find.A Someone once asked her how long she's lived here.A Her answer was and still is "Not long enough."A Her poetry reflects the things that fill her day with delight and awe.A ...

• Home for Sale in Andrews, North Carolina
  

  Residential Features: Dish Washer, Hardwood Floors, Washer and Dryer, Ceiling Fans, Fireplace, Central A/C Description: Large single family home.

• Kinstona s leaders gather to formulate plan for downtown
  

  More than 70 of Kinston's movers and shakers met at the Kinston/Lenoir County Public Library on Wednesday night with one thing in mind: how to improve downtown.

• Andrews supports 4-lane Corridor K connecting Robbinsville to Tenn.
  

  "It's going to help get traffic in and out of here a lot better," Mayor Johnny Brown said at the Jan.

• Chevellea s revving up new restaurant in Hayesville
  

  There's a hood by the stove, a fender beneath the kitchen sink, and assorted auto parts stretched across the table.

• Gang prevention efforts under way
  

  Gang prevention efforts are under way in Greene County Schools with funds available from the state.

• Scottish Heritage Weekend schedule set
  

  The annual Charles Bascombe Shaw Memorial Scottish Heritage Symposium will be March 19 - " 21 on the St.

• Report on Cherokee County Economic Development Committeea "mtg. held January 15, 2010
  

  The EDC meetings are not regularly scheduled but called to bring members up to speed on a variety of issues as they develop.

• Youth are needed for our Youth Development Initiative
  

  Many opportunities for personal development are offered to the youth of our area through the Youth Development Initiative sponsored by One Dozen Who Care at 65 Wilson Street, Suite 6 in Andrews.

• Bob Andrews
  

  Bob Andrews, age 75, of Murphy, NC passed away Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at the North Georgia Medical Center.

• New ABC store heisting sales from Murphy
  

  Briefs , Headlines , News - By admin on January 14, 2010 at 10:26 am Murphy's ABC sales nosedived in December, all thanks to the opening of Hayesville's first liquor store, Clay County's ABC Board suggested Tuesday.

• Trooper returned to desk duty
  

  A state trooper at the center of a marital dispute that deputies say turned violent has again been placed on administrative duty.

• SAPC reaches settlement with SACS
  

  St. Andrews Presbyterian College has reached an agreement with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to allow the Laurinburg college to maintain regional accreditation through the end of the spring semester.

City Description

Andrews is a town in Cherokee County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 1,602 at the 2000 census. Andrews is located at 35°12′00″N 83°49′35″W / 35.200011°N 83.826252°W / 35.200011; -83.826252. According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 1.4 square miles (3.5 km), all of it land. Valley Town Township dominates the eastern part of Cherokee County. The area is bordered by Graham county, Clay county, and Macon county. Within the township are the towns of Marble, Andrews, and Topton. At the heart of the township is the Valley River. Once known by the Cherokee name Gunahita, meaning long, the Valley River begins near the Topton community in the far eastern corner of the county, and meanders southeasterly until it meets the Hiwassee River below Murphy. The area is rich in Native American history. An 1805 map shows the area as the Cherokee settlement Toonatla. It was later listed on a map of the Cherokee Nation as Gunahita. By the time of the removal of the Cherokee Indians in 1838, it was known as Konehetee, or valley. One of the most infamous periods in history, the removal of the Cherokee and the Trail of Tears, also impacted the valley.

City Contained By:

• Cherokee County
• North Carolina

City Contains:

• Franklin Pierce Cover House

Timezones:

• North American Eastern Time Zone

Size:

• 3.62598335447 km squared

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