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  NC Health Officials Issue Tick Warning
North Carolina public health officials recently issued a warning about tick-borne illness.

Blue Ridge Electric Stresses Safety With Children

 

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Watauga County

ARCHIVES POSTED JUNE 3, 2004   
NEWS


Shook Talks Meth to Senators
 Shook said that committee members asked him to profile the common meth user and to explain why Watauga County had so many meth lab busts.

Horse Helpers Formed In High Country
 First Equine Aid Group To Address Growing Problem

Foxx Bill: Punish Meth Offenders Who Harm Firefigthers
 Senator Sponsors Legislation Calling for Severe Punishment for Perpetrators


Brown’s Town
 Public Works Director Discusses Department’s Responsibilities

Leavell Goes to Class
 For four days in late March, District Court Judge Bill Leavell was immersed in the drug culture in Reno, Nevada.


Ag Committee Combats Hunger
 America’s Second Harvest and MANNA FoodBank Applaud the Leadership of Senator Elizabeth Dole

Penland Peak Preserved In Unique Partnership
 Blue Ridge Rural Land Trust Works With Developers, Art Community To Set Aside Over 140 Acres

Current Recommendations For Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Control


NCDA&CS Urges Schools And Citizens To Watch For Giant Snails


Coming Soon to a Beach Near You
 Local Groups Work to Raise Climate Change Awareness

Summer Camps Provide Economic Boost To College Campus

COMMUNITY




Watauga Relay For Life Holds Survivor Celebration
 Tuesday night belonged to the survivors.

 

Visit to Collingwood, Ontario Planned For September 16-19
 It’s payback time. Yes, it’s Boone’s turn to visit our Sister City.

The Heart Of Homelessness, Part V
 Hearts Of Hospitality Make A Difference



Decisions, Not Divisions
 Resources To Help To Remove The Fear Factor From End Of Life Care




Features




Watauga Native Inducted Into National Wrestling Hall Of Fame
J. W. Welborn Makes His Hometown Proud
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Jeff, Bettie & Will Thomas — Farmers’ Market Vendors
 Putting Personality Behind the Produce

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Book Warehouse Transformed
Black Bear Books Stocked With New Features, Titles
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