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Lead Story»Polo may be coming soon to Polk

The idea of the equestrian game of Polo coming to the Tryon horse community has never been as viable as it is today.  After Libby Johnson of Tryon horse country commented in an article last spring that this equine community has everything but Polo, Dave Slater of Slater Turf Farm got an idea.  As a turf farmer he knows how to grow turf on large fields.  A little study and asking around brought…
News » Saluda creates new historic committee
Following a public outcry from residents, the City of Saluda has formed a historic committee that plans to lead preservation…
News » N.C. Poet Laureate Bowers helps library card campaign
North Carolina’s poet laureate Cathy Smith Bowers of Tryon has joined North Carolina public libraries to promote Library…
News » Landrum plans first millage rate hike since 1987
Landrum residents may see a slightly higher property tax bill this year if the city goes ahead with plans for its first…
News » Tryon throws party for 125th birthday
Come one, come all to help Tryon celebrate its 125th birthday this Labor Day weekend! Chartered as an official town…
News » Anonymous $44k donation allows Harmon Field to fix tennis…
Harmon Field has finally reached its goal of raising enough money to construct new tennis courts thanks to an anonymous…
News » Baked potato sale for Tryon's 125th
  In conjunction with Tryon's 125th festivities the Tryon Fire Department will be hosting an open house and baked potato…
News » BBQ fundraiser for town's 125th birthday
  Boston Butts should be available between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., while supplies last, near the Tryon depot.…
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tdb tdb Since its first day of publication, The Tryon Daily Bulletin has been a hit with residents & visitors: famous, inconspicuous, and infamous. The Bulletin has built a rich and often surprising history since that first day in 1928. Noted as the world's smallest daily newspaper, Universal Newsreel came to town in 1938 to film the news short you see above. The Bulletin's founder, Seth Vining can be seen in the striped tie just after the door opening and closing scene. Click "read more" to learn about the Bulletin's storied history.tdb
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