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highcountryWEEKLY....................................
 Missing
Dog Found On Ledge In Park
A woman who has been searching for her dog, Quincy,
constantly during his 10 day disappearance was elated last
week when her friends found the dog during a six mile hike
as they searched for the missing Old English Sheepdog.
Don’t
Purchase Easter Pets Without Thinking Ahead
With Easter around the corner, baby chicks, ducks
and rabbits are popping up in stores across the state.
 Mountain
View Finishes Third In Regional Battle Of Books Competition
Mountain View Elementary School finished with
top honors Friday in the third place winning spot at the
regional Battle of the Books just weeks after taking home
the first place trophy in the recent county competition.
Tales
Of Myth, And Homecoming
Professor returns home after new book release.
Bluegrass
Book
Author, Musician Speaks At Library About History
Of Music Genre
“Dead
Man Walking” Author Speaks April 19 at Appalachian
Southern
Accent And Robby Norris Release New Projects
wataugaWEEKLY........................................
 Local
Kiwanis Flip Flapjacks in Fundraiser
The Kiwanis Club of Boone raised over $5,000 for
area’s kids’ programs at last Saturday’s
Annual Pancake Breakfast at Watauga High School. This was
one of the best fundraising pancake breakfasts.
Cleanup
Day, Litter Sweep Promote Pride In Area’s Appearance
Foes of High Country litter have the perfect opportunity
to clean Boone and Watauga County roadsides this month.
Chefs
Show Slice Of Sophistication With Super Supper At Salute
Hundreds of High Country culinary connoisseurs
went home full and content last weekend.
 OM
Believable
Odyssey Of The Mind brings state’s best to
Boone.
>>Meet
The Mastermind Behind Local OM
First
Baptist Announces Women’s Conference
Six women from the Bible will make an appearance
next Saturday at the First Baptist Church on King Street.
Joyce
Watson Closes Her Ledger
Boone Finance Director Retires
ASAP
Promotes Local Food
Calls for Listings in 2004 Guide, Schedules Workshop
Reaching
New Heights
Prudential
Mountain Properties Launches Campaign To Benefit Children
With Cancer
Wonderful
World Of Worms
Terry
Taylor Is April Woman Of The Month
asheWEEKLY..............................................
 New
River Zoo Plans Earth Day Celebration
The New River Zoo will soon be holding an Earth
Day Celebration complete with music, food and more and will
also be celebrating the recent birth of an endangered species,
a new baby ring tailed lemur on March 23rd.
Local
Mountains-To-Sea Task Force To Form
All volunteers are invited to meet at the parking
lot of Station Inn on NC-18 near the Parkway between 8:30
and 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 17.
Artist
Residency At Alternative High School
Who were those these masked people at the Alternative
School resently?
POW/MIA
Ceremony To Be Held April 23
Information needed on POW/MIA.
Dial
Screening At Westwood Elementary
Meeting
Wednesday To Address Food Entrepreneurship Center
Ashe
Republicans Host Successful Convention
Local
Artists Participate In Fundraiser To Benefit A.S.H.E.
Spelling
Bee Champion Honored
Pancake
Breakfast To Celebrate Week Of The Young Child
Local Man
Deployed To Japan
Workshop
Addresses Chemical Mowing With Round-Up
School
Board Member Recognized
A
Day in the Life of. . .
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