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March 26, 2009 EDITION
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bullet WHS blood drive sets state record for high schools

The American Red Cross and Watauga High School (WHS) recently came together to host a record-setting blood drive.

bullet Living past MS
With N.C. Gov. Beverly Perdue declaring last week, March 2-8, Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week

bullet On the Run
Staying fit is only a few thousand steps away




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Rabid raccoon found near Boone
Watauga County recorded a rabies attack on March 15, but it appears to be an isolated incident and several other animals’ were tested for the disease

 

 

State awards $1.5 million for local bridges
N.C. Transportation Secretary Gene Conti Tuesday awarded two contracts
totaling $1.5 million for bridge replacements in Watauga County.

 

Regional jobless rates top 10 percent
Although still one of the lowest in the state, Watauga County’s jobless
rate jumped to 8.1 percent in January.

 

 

Town council OKs water for soccer complex
Although the town of Boone, Appalachian State and Watauga County don’t always agree on every issue, the idea of more affordable housing and enhanced recreation brought the trio together during last week’s town council meeting.

 

 

Howell to replace Hodges as interim court clerk
Superior trial-court coordinator Wanda Howell will serve out the remainder of retiring Watauga County court clerk Glenn Hodges’ tenure.

 

 


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ASU study looks for health benefits off the vine

Appalachian State University professors Lisa McAnulty, Steve McAnulty and Tim Radak are looking for volunteers to participate in a study focusing on chronic and acute effects of daily red-wine consumption

 

 

Entrepreneurs to share secrets of success at symposium
Young alumni and current Appalachian State University student entrepreneurs will participate in presentations and panel discussions during the Young Entrepreneurs Symposium April 1.

 

 

Party will benefit women’s fund
Teased hair, leg warmers, parachute pants and shoulder pads — bring back any fond memories?


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Hardin Park emerges as book-battle victor

Six Hardin Park Elementary School students battled books to victory Friday.



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Spring Solstice 5K to Benefit Bednosky's Team USA Run
For many people, the idea of running for 24 hours straight is the stuff nightmares are made from. For Annette Bednosky, it was the way she wanted to begin 2009

 

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