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bullet October is ‘Let’s Talk About Sex’ Month’
Wednesday, Oct. 1 marks the start of “Let’s Talk About Sex Month,” an initiative of the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Campaign of North Carolina

bullet 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..

bulletOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast cancer patients and survivors in the High Country have a valuable resource in avid athlete Kathie Billing.

bulletRed Cross encourages blood donors to ‘Give a Little, Buy a Lot’
Donors earn chance to win $1,000 shopping spree.

bulletASU 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.




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Framed by puffy, white clouds and a barbed-wire fence, this trio of cows relaxes on a hillside off Deerfield Road in Watauga County on a recent afternoon. Photo by Mark Mitchell


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Boone master plan under construction
Design charrette continues

 

 

Boone Service League offers Christmas portraits
The Boone Service League and Barry Greene Photography are teaming up again this year to help local charitable organizations

 

 

Elections board expects record turnout
One-stop voting numbers rocket

 

 

Transportation issues raised at charrette
Bike safety, bypasses and walkways were among the transportation issues on the agenda of the Boone 2030 charrette, with an audience

 

 

WeCAN braces for harsh winter
Hospitality House program offers fuel assistance

 

 

School board OKs graduation policy
Pioneer Core Diploma Program aims to reduce dropout rate

 

 

Candidates talk endorsements
State and federal legislative candidates have been piling up the endorsements as
Election Day draws nearer.


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Toastmasters targets communication improvement
For those who experience anxiety at the thought of public speaking, or feel improvements could be made when giving presentationsAlmost World Famous Burgers
Parkway Café location reopens with new restaurant

 

 

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

 

 

 

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

 

 

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.


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A Banner Year...Again

Area winery garners State Fair awards

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LMC, Sugar Resort host mountain bike nationals Oct. 24-26
Lees-McRae College and the Sugar Mountain Resort are hosting the USA Cycling 2008 Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships Oct. 24-26 on the campus of Lees-McRae College and at Sugar Mountain Resort.



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