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Welcome to the official podcast of Haywood County, NC Government, where we bring you insightful conversations, updates, and stories that matter to our community. Join us as we delve into the various aspects of local governance, spotlight community achievements, and explore the initiatives that shape the fabric of Haywood County. Whether you’re a long-time resident, a newcomer, or just curious about the workings of local government, this podcast is your go-to source for staying connected and informed. Get ready to discover the heartbeat of Haywood County right here on our podcast.
Haywood County, NC hosts Smoky Mountain Echo, a government show with 26 episodes published.
If your home was damaged by Hurricane Helene, help may be available. The Southwestern Commission Council of Governments is partnering with the Western Piedmont Council of Governments to bring $6 million in Home Repair Re
This month on Smoky Mountain Echo, we’re celebrating Earth Day and talking about something simple that makes a big difference—recycling right here in Haywood County. Ever wonder what actually happens to your recycling? O
North Carolina’s Primary Election is coming up on Tuesday, March 3, 2026 — and early voting starts soon! 📅 In-Person Early Voting ends February 28 Voting is one of the easiest ways to make your voice heard — make a plan
When we think about our health, we often focus on checkups, exercise, or nutrition—but oral health plays a much bigger role than many people realize. On today’s episode of Smoky Mountain Echo, we’re talking all about den
As we head into the new year, Haywood County wants to make sure you’re aware of important 2026 property tax programs and requirements that may apply to you. Elderly or Disabled Property Tax Exclusion If you turn 65 or be
This month on Smoky Mountain Echo, we sit down with Deputy Gina Zachary, Public Information Officer for the Haywood County Sheriff’s Office. We’re talking all about The Community Beat, a brand-new podcast designed to kee
The holidays are a special time of year — a season filled with joy, giving, and family traditions. But for children in foster care, Christmas can sometimes look very different. That’s why the Haywood County Foster Care C
On this month’s episode of Smoky Mountain Echo we’re talking with Cody Grasty, Haywood County’s Recovery & Resiliency Manager to reflect on Hurricane Helene one year later. From personal memories of the storm, to compari
The new school year is officially underway here in Haywood County, and with it comes fresh opportunities and plenty of excitement for students, parents, and staff. In this month’s episode of Smoky Mountain Echo, we’re ta
This month on Smoky Mountain Echo, we’re talking about something that literally bugs us all — ticks and mosquitoes. Tick-related ER visits are near record levels this summer, and we want to make sure you and your family
Ever wondered what Child Welfare Services actually do in Haywood County — or how YOU could make a difference? In this episode of Smoky Mountain Echo, we’re talking with Anna Messer from Haywood Health & Human Services ab
Have you ever needed a copy of your birth certificate, filed a deed, or wanted to trace your family history? Chances are, you’ve interacted with the Haywood County Register of Deeds—but there’s so much more to the work t
This month on Smoky Mountain Echo, we’re sitting down with Haywood County Animal Services to talk all things adoption, animal care, and how YOU can help make a difference in the lives of local pets. We’re covering: What
This month on Smoky Mountain Echo, Dillon Huffman is chatting with Chief Deputy Matt Trantham and PIO/Deputy Gina Zachary from the Haywood County Sheriff's Office - North Carolina as they look back on 2024. 🎙️ In this e
The Haywood County Tourism Development Authority has officially rebranded to Visit Haywood! But what does this mean for our community? 🤔 🎙️ In our latest episode of Smoky Mountain Echo, we’re talking with Amie Newsome,
This month, we’re shining a light on an incredible local organization: KARE House in Waynesville. Joining me is Savannah Anders, the Executive Director of KARE House, a Children’s Advocacy Center serving Haywood County.
We’re excited to share the latest episode of Smoky Mountain Echo with you. It’s been a minute since our last podcast, but as you all know, we’ve been dealing with Helene here in Haywood County. While the storm itself has
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, and there's no better time to discover the incredible benefits that a simple library card can unlock. From access to thousands of books, digital resources, and educational program
On Smoky Mountain Echo this month, we'll discuss the health requirements for students going back to school in North Carolina. New episodes of Smoky Mountain Echo are available the last Tuesday of every month – and always
Hey folks! This month on Smoky Mountain Echo, Dillon Huffman is chatting with Cheryl McCracken from Haywood County Meals on Wheels, a vital service that helps feed and support people in our community. Highlights: -Overvi
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