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20th CENTURY HISTORY
A special section devoted to the 20th Century development of a diverse mountain region.

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Health Dept. offers flu vaccine clinics
Health officials are urging people to roll up their sleeves and prepare for winer, but they are also touting a nasal precaution to fight the flu.



ASU health program helps improve employee wellness, fitness

When the state of North Carolina adopted its Worksite Wellness Policy in February, Appalachian State University was ahead of the game.

Ironmen and Triabetes
Area athletes deliver message of hope


Grant to help Health Dept. fight childhood obesity
The Watauga County Health Department’s Appalachian District is getting a healthy serving of grant money to fight childhood obesity.

bullet Share life through Carolina Donor Services
Part II
Last week, we introduced our readers to Carolina Donor Services, a federally designated organ procurement organization serving 6.1 million people in 79 counties of North Carolina and Danville, Va.

bullet Red Cross issues urgent call for all blood types
While temperatures and fuel prices continue to rise this summer, the American Red Cross reports that the blood inventory levels are so low it is unable to sufficiently meet the demand of local hospitals.

 

 



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Valle Country Fair


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highcountry WEEKLY

Spicing it Up
Expansion in the works at Peppers






Jordanian track team visits High Country
Eleven female track and field athletes visited the mountains of North Carolina for the first time last week

watauga WEEKLY


Woolly Worm: Harsh winter ahead
You might want to throw a few extra logs on the stack of firewood this winter if Kelly’s forecast is accurate.


Teachers stick around for fundraiser
WHS club hosts duct-tape benefit for Wine to Water






Toastmasters targets communication improvement
For those who experience anxiety at the thought of public speaking, or feel improvements could be made when giving presentations


ashe WEEKLY

Ashe 4-H Receives Trac Expansion Funds for After School Program
North Carolina Cooperative Extension, Ashe County 4-H received a N.C. Dept. of Public Instruction grant.

AFT Continue Efforts to Raise Money
The American Legion Chickenque will be held at the Lansing ball field on Saturday, Oct. 25.



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