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Saving Our Kids And Rivers From Drugs: Operation Medicine Cabinet Saturday, May 13
Watauga County, NC – On Saturday, May 13, the High Country will host its annual drug take-back day where unused…
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Input Sought for State’s Public Transportation Strategic Plan, Meeting In Boone Wednesday May 10
RALEIGH – State transportation officials are asking the public to share their thoughts about the future of public transportation in…
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NC Attorney General Warns Of Fake Mother’s Day Social Media Coupons
Scammers will try to piggyback onto anything that might turn your money into their money, and unfortunately the upcoming Mother’s…
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Appalachian State To Conduct Full-Scale Emergency Exercise Tuesday May 16, 2017
BOONE, N.C.—Appalachian State University will conduct a full-scale emergency exercise in and around the Plemmons Student Union from 9 a.m.…
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River Flooding Possible This Weekend, Localized Flooding Possible Late Week
UPDATE Thursday – Video update from the National Weather Service from Thursday morning. UPDATE Thursday morning May 11 – Flood…
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High Traffic Volume Expected For 2017 ASU Spring Commencement, Live Stream Available
Motorists around Boone, and the county, should be aware of increased traffic due to Spring 2017 commencement ceremonies this coming…
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New Principals Named At Cove Creek & Parkway During May 2017 BOE Meeting
The Watauga County Board of Education voted unanimously on May 8, 2017 to appoint new principals at Cove Creek and…
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Watauga County Board of Education Announces Resignation of Barbara Kinsey From Board
The Watauga County Board of Education announced Monday the resignation of longtime local educator Ms. Barbara Kinsey from the Board.…
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Reminder That Burn Permits Are Required For Outdoor Burning
*Press Release from Blue Ridge Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc.* The spring wildfire season is now upon us,and we all…
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Poppies Bloom Along NC Highways in Tribute to Fallen World War I Soldiers
RALEIGH – Red poppies are blooming along highways in North Carolina in commemoration of the centennial anniversary of the U.S.…
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