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  • North Carolina to Continue Working Toward Getting Students Back in the Classroom

    This week, the state has provided personal protective equipment to schools around the state as preparations continuesRALEIGH: Governor Roy Cooper…

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  • Wildlife Commission Urges People to Be BearWise ยฎ as Bear Sightings Increase

    RALEIGH, N.C. โ€“ Over the last few weeks, biologists with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission have experienced an uptick in…

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  • Bridge Maintenance on State Farm Road, Closures to occur

    Beginning Monday, July 6, 2020, expect intermittent lane closures on the State Farm Road Bridge from 7:00pm to 7:00am nightly,…

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  • Check With Swim Guide Before Heading Onto The River This Independence Day Weekend

    Summer holidays are a great time to get out for a day of paddling on the river or to pay…

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  • Fish for Free in North Carolinaโ€™s Public Waters on July 4, 2020

    On July 4, anyone in North Carolina, regardless of age, can enjoy one of the stateโ€™s best outdoor activities for…

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  • Governor Roy Cooper’s Wednesday July 1, 2020 COVID-19 Press Conference

    North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, NC Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mandy Cohen and other health leaders…

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  • Tuesday June 30 Watauga, Alleghany & Ashe COVID-19 Testing & Cases Data

    Information provided by AppHealthCare Testing Numbers Alleghany County The number of COVID-19 tests collected today by AppHealthCare for Alleghany County…

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  • AAA: Gasoline Demand Sees Significant One-Week Increase in Carolinas

    CHARLOTTE, N.C. (June 29, 2020) โ€“ Although much lower than a typical summer before COVID-19, gasoline demand increased 10% in…

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  • N.C. Forest Service to begin tree seedling sales July 1

    RALEIGH โ€“ Beginning July 1, the North Carolina Forest Service is accepting tree seedling orders as part of its annual…

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  • Chief Justice Beasley Issues Order Extending Several Existing Emergency Directives

    The directives continue to allow increased use of technology and seek to limit foot traffic in courthouses.Chief Justice Cheri Beasley…

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