Broadway comes to Cullowhee

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Tuesday, 20/02/2007

By Michael Beadle

He’s been a Beast. An alien bounty hunter. A Rum Tum Tugger and Inspector Javert.

And now two-time Tony Award-winning actor Terrence Mann is bringing his Broadway, film and TV talents to Western Carolina University as director of “The Music Man.” The musical, which runs Feb. 22-25 at the university’s Fine and Performing Arts Center, is Mann’s directorial debut at Western Carolina.

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WCU buys on-campus commercial buildings

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Tuesday, 30/01/2007

Western Carolina University is now the proud owner of the strip of commercial property known locally as the downtown Cullowhee business district.

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Biodiesel station opens in Cullowhee

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Tuesday, 19/12/2006

By Sarah Kucharski • Staff Writer

The delivery of 3,000 gallons of B-20 biodiesel manufactured by Smoky Mountain Biofuels made Hop’s Gas and Grocery on Old Cullowhee Road the first station to offer a public biodiesel pump west of Asheville last week.

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