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Appalachia Daily Update - April 7, 2026

Community volunteers step up across Cherokee County while a safety reminder stays in place for all of us in the mountains.

Cherokee County Extension Seeks 4-H Volunteers for 2026 Programs

The Cherokee County Extension office is calling for volunteers to support 4-H youth programs this year.
These programs help local kids build skills in agriculture, leadership, and service, and volunteers make it all possible right here at home.
News as of: March 30, 2026.

Main Street Murphy Volunteers Needed for Spring Clean Workday April 12

Main Street Murphy is looking for neighbors to help with the Spring Clean Workday on April 12.
It’s a hands-on chance to keep downtown looking sharp and show what community teamwork can do.
News as of: This Week.

Olive’s Porch Hosts Community Carving Night April 17

Olive’s Porch has scheduled a free Community Carving Night on April 17.
This local non-profit event brings folks together for creative fun and neighborly conversation.
News as of: This Week.

Statewide Burn Ban Remains in Effect for Cherokee County

The statewide burn ban is still active as of April 6, with no outdoor burning allowed.
It’s a simple step that helps protect our forests and homes until conditions improve.
News as of: April 6, 2026 (UPDATE).

Welcome Home Veterans Event Returns April 18

The Welcome Home Veterans Event is set for April 18 in Murphy.
Local groups are coming together to honor veterans with food, fellowship, and support.
News as of: This Week.

Murphy Farmers Market Donation Station Needs Community Support

Nourishing Cherokee County’s Master Food Volunteers keep the donation station going at the Murphy Farmers Market.
Community help ensures the shelves stay stocked for neighbors who need it most.
News as of: This Week.

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