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Blue Ridge Energy continuing to respond to Monday storm outages
Blue Ridge Energy crews continue to respond to power outages as a result of the ongoing snow storm. As of…
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Update on COVID safety procedures in Watauga County Schools
Watauga County Schools Superintendent Dr. Scott Elliott has sent out updated information from the state about COVID safety procedures in…
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High Country Roads Winter 2021-22 Preparations: Beets Beat Winter In Boone, NCDOT Ready Countywide
Local NCDOT officials and the Town of Boone Public Works Department are once again ready for Old Man Winter and…
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Local school systems return this week from break to start 2022
Local school systems will return to the classrooms this week to continue the 2021-22 calendar year, while Appalachian State &…
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Southern Conference names 100th anniversary teams
As the Southern Conference wraps up its celebration of its first 100 years of history as 2021 comes to a…
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Continued warmer temperatures to close out 2021, colder temps for first full week of 2022
The continued trend of higher than normal temperatures for December will continue as the year comes to an end, but…
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Structure fire on Vannoy Lane in Boone today, teenager with fire prevention training credited with evacuating the home
A local teenager used fire prevention training received during the school year to report and escape a structure fire. Today,…
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Coronavirus/COVID-19
Tuesday December 28, 2021 – Appalachian State, Watauga, Alleghany, Ashe COVID-19 Cases & Vaccine Data
Data from previous months can be found at this COVID-19 data page. *Note – WataugaOnline.com took a break from reporting…
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Cause of fire at landfill undetermined at this time
A fire at the Watauga County landfill kept fire crews busy on Monday night. A fire alarm call was dispatched…
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Drought Update December 21, 2021
In the latest drought update, Watauga, Ashe and Avery counties are in moderate drought. The weekly update, put out on…
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