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Staying Power
Jackson County mainstays celebrate decades,
even centuries, in business
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The Sylva Herald and Ruralite
Focused on Jackson County for 85 years
The Gray family that now owns the Sylva Herald has operated the Jackson County paper since just after World War II, when J.A. Gray and a partner purchased it in 1945. |
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A family
tradition
The McGuires and dentistry in Jackson County
Doctors David and Patrick McGuire have been practicing dentistry in Sylva for decades. |
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Cashiers’ High Hampton Inn
Southern charm high on a mountain
Wade Hampton III built his cherished Hampton Hunting Lodge on land near Cashiers that was purchased from the Zachary family just prior to the Civil War. |
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Sylva Insurance
Making connections in the community for 85 years
John Hanley Morris Sr., who also served Jackson County as Justice of the Peace for more than 50 years, established the Sylva Insurance Agency in 1925. |
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The Jarrett House
Dillsboro mainstay takes patrons back to a more leisurely time
The Jarrett House — which opened as a family inn 126 years ago in the railroad town of Dillsboro — was lovingly put back on track in 1975. |
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