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highcountryWEEKLY....................................
 Two
Assistant Managers And A Boone Institution
When Stephen King came to the Chalet Theater to
see the movie adaptation of his The Green Mile, he had to
pay for a ticket. Being the most successful author of the
twentieth century doesn’t guarantee that everyone will
recognize your face.
Library
Hosts Discussion About Summer Reading Book
The Watauga County Library is doing its part to
encourage all of Watauga County to read the same book.
Big
Sale Combines Bargains With Environmental Awareness
Bargains will abound this weekend for Appalachian
State University students and High Country residents.
 Fifty
Bucks for a Pair of Flip-Flops?
Conservative political pundits have tried to give
presidential candidate John Kerry the label of “Mr.
Flip Flop.” They may want to rethink that attack because
today’s young people just loooooove their flip-flops.
Superintendent
Relishes Start Of School Year In Watauga
The 2003-2004 academic year was a learning experience
for Dr. Bobbie Short.
Woods
Hideaway
Iron Mountain Inn A Refuge Inside A Refuge
Get
Happy
A Smile a Day keeps the doctor away.
Appalachian’s
Visiting Writers Series Fall Schedule Announced
Winner
Of The 2003 Brockman-Campbell Book Award
wataugaWEEKLY........................................
 Blowing
Rock Art Auction Raises Over $100,000
In a rare instance of artistic solidarity, 47
artists joined forces last month to try to raise money for
the Blowing Rock Art & History Museum.
Parents
Play Crucial Role In Learning
Tips To Support Your Child’s Success In School
Watauga
Humane Society Hosts Rummage Sale Aug. 20, 21
One of the High Country’s largest rummage
sales takes place this weekend in Boone.
 Humane
Society President Prepares To Pass Torch
More than three decades ago the plight of one
dog convinced Dee Dundon to join an effort that has since
saved the lives of thousands of High Country animals.
Salvation
Army Thrift Store Relocates
Increased Space Offers Shopper Convenience
High
Country Bank Shows Support For Western Watauga County
Changing
Your Energy Through Dowsing
New
General Manager Of High Country Honda Named
Log
Homes Are A Hot Commodity In The County
Local
Man Coordinates Benefit Singing For Hospice
The
iVoteValues Truck Makes Stops In Boone
N.C.
Arts Council Awards $4,000 to ASU’s Visiting Writers
Series
Clodhoppers
Perform At The Playhouse Saturday
asheWEEKLY..............................................
 Angels
Of Ashe - Ashe Services For The Aging, Meals On Wheels
They say that man has three basic needs for survival…food,
shelter and water. Imagine for a moment that you are in
a particular situation, due to various reasons, where one
of these three basics needs, food, is not an option for
you.
Electric
Cooperatives Provide Vital Link In Amber Alert Program
Blue Ridge Electric and Blue Ridge Energies Join
the Effort
Workshops
To Focus On Small Family Farms
Second Annual Women In Agriculture Conference
August 27
 Fundraising
Rocking Chair Project To Benefit A.S.H.E.
Rocking chairs by local artists can be seen across
the community that have been specially designed and painted
for a silent auction to raise funds for A.S.H.E., A Safe
Home for Everyone.
Everything
Equine
Horse Studies Program Expanding At Wilkes Community College
Les
Miller Named Superintendent At Upper Mountain Research Station
In Laurel Springs
Local
Students Awarded Scholarships From Blue Ridge Electric
Grassroots
Arts Program Funds Available
Win
Cash In North Carolina Tomato Recipe Contests
ACHS
Baker Places Third In National Cookie Contest
Consolidation
Celebration At Westwood Elementary
Blue
Ridge Mushroom Club Foray Materializes
Princess
Of The High Country To Be Chosen
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