Murphy Morning Show — Jan 13 26 | Land Resolution, Extension Updates, MAX Project, Weather

Good morning, neighbors! It is Tuesday, January thirteenth, two thousand twenty six, and Sara is back with your Murphy Morning Show.Today’s episode starts with Cherokee County leaders discussing a resolution opposing what they call misuse of the federal Antiquities Act, with worries about potential national monument designations and how they could impact local land use and the mountain economy.Next, we cover updates from the Cherokee County Cooperative Extension, including new United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service conservation program sign up timelines, plus the annual plant and fruit tree sale that helps locals plan ahead for spring planting.Families will want to hear the latest from Four H, as local leaders gear up for another season of youth camps and leadership programs rooted in North Carolina’s long running camping tradition.Downtown, we spotlight the Murphy Art Center, where the MAX Project, also known as Murphy Art Xplosion, remains on display, along with youth classes like Little Angels and hands on card making sessions for adults.We also look just across the state line into Towns County, Georgia, where the Georgia Bureau of Investigation has arrested two high ranking sheriff’s office officials in separate corruption probes.Plus, a quick three day weather outlook for Murphy, and a run down of community happenings you can plug into your week.