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Car Fire Impacts Traffic On 105 Saturday Near County Line
A car fire on Highway 105 lead to delays on Saturday morning. The fire, just barely across the Watauga/Avery line,…
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Coal Ash Impact: Blue Ridge Energy Shares Early Info on Impact to Cooperative
Lenoir, North Carolina – Blue Ridge Energy is sharing early information available from their wholesale power supplier, Duke Energy Carolinas, regarding…
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Less Humid & Cooler Conditions To End The Weekend & Start The Week
After several days of humid and muggy conditions, cooler and less humid will be the weather story to end the…
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Blue Ridge Annual Meeting: Reports Presented, Director Election Results Announced
Lenoir, North Carolina (June 22, 2017) – In addition to business reports, director election results were announced at the Annual…
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Commercial HazMat Licenses Toward Shared Expiration Date, Synchronization Begins June 23
RALEIGH – Effective Friday, June 23, a legislative requirement will begin coordinating shared license expiration dates for about 35,000 of…
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Greenway Trail Closure & Detours Of Sections Underway
The Town of Boone's contractor will be installing a water transmission line through the Greenway Trail as work was scheduled…
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Heavy Rain Expected Friday & Saturday, Flash Flooding Possible
Update – Excessive rainfall forecast maps from National Weather Service. Map for Thursday June 22 Map for Friday June 23…
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Appalachian State Graduate Appointed New Director Of Federal Emergency Management Agency
An Appalachian State graduate has been appointed as the new director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Brock Long,…
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Lowering Of US & NC Flags In Tribute To Sgt. Dillon C. Baldridge
Governor Roy Cooper has ordered all United States flags on state facilities to be lowered to half-staff beginning tomorrow, Thursday…
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NCDOT Pays Tribute to Those Who Lost Their Lives Including Watauga County Member
THOMASVILLE – Family members of two of the 108 NCDOT employees who died while working to enhance the lives of…
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