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Governor Cooper Announces Finish Line Grants Program to Help Community College Students Complete Training
A program to help community college students who face unforeseen financial emergencies complete their training has been announced by North Carolina…
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Crime Stoppers Seeks Help With Kia Sportage Theft From Hospitality House
High Country Crime Stoppers and Boone Police seek the public’s assistance in solving the following crime: On June 30, 2018,…
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Noxious Hogweed Plant Making National & Regional News, Known To Grow In Watauga County
Hogweed, a biennial plant in the carrot family, is making recent headlines both nationally and regionally but many may not…
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Second Minor Earthquake Recorded In Avery County This Week
Another minor earthquake was recorded in Avery County marking the second one this week. The 1.9 magnitude quake was recorded…
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Wildlife Commission Requests Help in Reporting Wild Turkey Observations
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is seeking public assistance in reporting observations of wild turkeys this summer. Through Aug. 31,…
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AAA: Gas Prices Up On The Week, Down On The Month As Demand Remains High
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (July 9, 2018) – North Carolina’s statewide gas average ($2.67) is up two cents on the week and…
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Ashe County Road Projects
Ideas Sought in Early Stage of West Jefferson Improvement, Meeting Set For Thoughts On South Jefferson Street
NORTH WILKESBORO – A proposed project to increase the safety of drivers along South Jefferson Avenue in Ashe County is…
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NC Attorney General: Be Aware Of Vacation Rental Scams
Raleigh – As summer vacations begin, you may be looking to book vacation rentals for your summer trips. Be careful…
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ASU Campus Emergency Siren Test To Be Conducted Wednesday July 11, 2018
Appalachian State University will test its campus siren warning system at 11:55 a.m., Wednesday, July 11. Examples of the tones…
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State Sees First EEE Case Of 2018, Equine Owners Encouraged To Vaccinate Animals
RALEIGH – A four-year-old quarter horse stallion in Richmond County was euthanized after contracting the first case of Eastern Equine…
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