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highcountryWEEKLY....................................
 Jessica
Is Annie
She could almost be described as a typical sixth
grader – she’s eleven years old, has lots of friends,
loves to ride bikes and has learned to deal with braces
and a big brother. Beyond that, she loves to act, sing,
(including songs she’s written,) play guitar, and dream
of Broadway.
Confronting
Crisis
A North Carolina writer who has made confronting
crisis a trademark in her writing will be the next featured
author in Appalachian State’s Visiting Writers Series.
High
Country Writers Host Tony Abbott
Talented
Artists Needed For School Residency Program
New
River Awareness Day On April 1
Fur,
Fish'n Game Rendezvous Scheduled
VBS
Clinic Scheduled At Friendship Baptist Churchon
Applications
Available for Skyline Youth Programs
wataugaWEEKLY........................................
 Pretty
In Pink
The Black and Gold Elite Dance Team is usually
decked out in, well, black and gold. This week, however,
the team will don new apparel as they compete this week
in the Chick-fil-A Cheer & Dance Collegiate Championship
in Daytona, Florida.
Odyssey
Of The Mind Is Coming To Town!
Keeping the spotlight on education, the North
Carolina Odyssey of the Mind State Finals are coming to
Boone on Saturday, April 17.
Spring
Into Spring
Permaculture workshop on Saturday.
 Wiggling
Worms Work Wonders With Waste
Wendy Patoprsty, a Watauga County natural resources
agent with the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service, said
the first part of the workshop will focus on how to create
various types of outdoor piles or bins and their biology.
Seminar
Provides Tips On Furniture Refurbishing
High Country residents can polish up on their
furniture refurbishing skills this week.
Broyhill
Inn Hosts Annual Salute To Chefs April 3
Once again the chefs of the High Country are gearing
up for their annual fundraiser.
More
Than 85 Prospective Students Visit Lees-McRae
Chamber
Honors Six Local Employees For Practicing 'Outrageous Customer
Service'
Guitar
Fest Held April 1-4 at Appalachian
Nashville
Star Contestants Get Reprieve
asheWEEKLY..............................................
 Truffles
Kicks Off New Exhibition Of Local Artwork
Various styles of work will be on display from
local artists Joannie Bell, Martha Gimlin, Shirley Hampton,
Raney Rogers and Susan Van Wyk. The work of these artists
will be on display for a minimum of two months and there
will always be something new to see.
WJ
Lions Club Hosts Optometry Student
Powell shares a common goal with the local Lions
Club to ensure all people have the best possible vision.
Bring used glasses to Lions for others.
New Mural
'Wings And Things' Deemed Huge Success
Artists Earle Kluttz Thompson and Raines Thompson
of Kluttz Thompson Designs of Raleigh led the project. The
artists painted the outline of the mural on the wall and
the painting started Friday and was finished up Sunday.
ACHS
Math Team Participates In Technology Training
4-H
WJ Short Stops, New Beginnings Hold Successful Fundraiser
Main
Street Marketing To Give Away $1,000
Local
Woman Promoted To Assistant Editor
Ashe
County Motors Sponsors Customer Appreciation Day
New
Beginnings To Hold Spring Craft Sale This Weekend
Dogwood
Realtors Discuss Their Jobs
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