News
-
Eagle Scout Project restores Bethel School Bell
When rising Watauga High School Senior Logan Sturgill set out to find an Eagle Scout Project, he was immediately drawn…
Read More » -
North Carolina Criminal Justice Analysis Center Announces Results of Study on Race and Gender in Traffic Stops Statewide
RALEIGH – North Carolina Criminal Justice Analysis Center (CJAC) announces Part 1 of the study on statewide trends regarding traffic…
Read More » -
Wednesday July 22 Watauga, Alleghany & Ashe COVID-19 Testing & Cases Data
Information provided by AppHealthCare You may notice a difference between our case count and the NC DHHS state database. Sometimes…
Read More » -
Watauga High School Freshman Orientation 2020
The Watauga County School system has announced plans for high school Freshmen Orientation for the upcoming school year. It will…
Read More » -
Walmart announces plans for stores to be closed Thanksgiving Day
On Tuesday, Walmart announced that it has made the decision to close Walmart stores on Thanksgiving Day. Sam’s Club locations…
Read More » -
ARHS partners with local law enforcement to provide face masks for the community
BOONE, N.C. (July 17, 2020) – On Friday, June 26, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper’s executive order went into effect…
Read More » -
Lightning strike at a Banner Elk business sends six people to hospital
One of several rounds of strong storms, moving through Avery County, resulted in six people being injured after a lightning…
Read More » -
Tuesday July 21 Watauga, Alleghany & Ashe COVID-19 Testing & Cases Data
Information provided by AppHealthCare You may notice a difference between our case count and the NC DHHS state database. Sometimes…
Read More » -
Local Second Harvest Food Bank Partner Agencies to Require Face Coverings for Drive-Thru Food Pantries
Boone, NC – Beginning Monday July 27, local Second Harvest Food Bank agency partners Hunger and Health Coalition, Casting Bread…
Read More » -
Chief Justice Beasley Orders Extension of Emergency Directives Regarding Jury Trials and Court Facility Public Health Measures
RALEIGH – Chief Justice Cheri Beasley has extended emergency directives in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. These directives postpone jury trials…
Read More »
