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highcountryWEEKLY....................................
Watauga
Choose & Cut Listing
The Mountain Times is pleased to present the complete
list of participating farms and support Watauga County Choose
& Cut!
Starting
From Scratch
A History of Christmas Tree Farming in the Mountains
of North Carolina
On
The Farm And Beyond
Environmental Benefits Of Real North Carolina
Fraser Fir
Of
Kids And Trees
National Tree Association Offers Contest, Scholarships
Trees
Look Good For Choose & Cut Season
This
Year A Great One To Choose Choose & Cut
Your
Guide To Tree Care
Christmas Tree Association Releases Retailer Newsletter
Caring
For A Real Christmas Tree
Loveliest
Of Trees
Fraser Firs Top List Of Favorites
Fraser
Fir Quick Facts
Choose
and Cut Farms Quick Facts
High
Country Giving Growing New Life
wataugaWEEKLY........................................
 Bob’s
B & B
The aim was to create the kind of stylish luxury
and comfort not seen in the High Country since the golden
age of upscale tourism in the 1920s, 30s and 40s. With that
goal in mind, carpenters, interior designers and craftspeople
have worked creating one of the most unique collections
of rooms in North Carolina.
Bring
in the New Beaujolais!
Coffey’s Celebrates the Latest Grape Thursday
Holiday
Ball Features Silent Auction, Gourmet Dinner
Silent Auction items continue to pile up as the
10th Annual Holiday Ball approaches.
 The
Bayou In Banner Elk
What is an authentic Cajun restaurant doing in
downtown Banner Elk? It might have something to do with
its authentic Cajun owner, David Ammann and his wife Winston.
Together they have brought a little bit of Baton Rouge right
to the heart of the High Country
The
Great Train Robbery…
Christmas Gift & Toy Center For Grandfather
Home
Samaritan’s
Purse Opens New Facility For Operation Christmas Child
Help Needed to Prepare Shoe Box Gifts
A
Huge Thank You From Hospice
5th Annual Telethon A Huge Success
ASU
Sends Books To Bolivia
Special Program On Bolivia Scheduled For Dec. 2
 Kacy
Crabtree Named Dance Educator of the Year
Kacy E. Crabtree, associate professor at Lees-McRae
College in Banner Elk, has recently been honored as the
2004 College/University DANCE Educator of the Year.
Reception,
Mural Promote AIDS Awareness
Several High Country organizations and residents
are teaming up for a creative way to promote World AIDS
Day next month.
>>Remembering
Those Who Have Gone Before Us With HIV/AIDS
Lees-McRae
Participates in National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness
Week
Watauga
Education Foundation Holds Pancake Breakfast Nov. 20
New
River Big Sweep A Success Despite Hurricane Ivan
Shirley
MacNulty Professional Knitwear Designer
Healthy
Carolinians Recognized by Governor’s Task Force
Robert
E. Washburn New President & CEO At AF Financial Group
Weber-Hodges
Realtors Elected To Membership In RELO
Maness
Joins High Country Media
Students
Fund Recreation Management Scholarship
Educators
Receive “Bright Ideas” Grants
Elon
University School Of Law To Open In Fall 2006
Tweed
Receives Recognition At National Conference
Treats
From Around The World
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 Local
Couple Shares Their Happy Story Of Adoption
This month, the Mountain Times will be featuring
several local parents who are happy to share their adoption
experience with others and help them learn more about the
whole process.
Mistletoe
Market Benefits Local Non-Profits
Event Scheduled Weekends of Nov. 26th And Dec.
3rd
 Hudler
Carolina Tree Farms Give Trees To Pageant Of Peace For 8th
Year
Ashe County has its own little part of the Christmas
celebrations in Washington, D.C. Hudler Carolina Tree Farms,
Inc. of Beaver Creek continues to send around 65 trees to
the Christmas Pageant of Peace every year for the past eight
years.
Local
Businesses Sponsor Benefit Fashion Show For Humane Society
A benefit fashion show and auction “Put’n
on the Dog (and Cat)” will be held Saturday at Westwood
Elementary School auditorium where lots of great auction
items will be available including three vacations as well
as several neat door prizes.
Community
Service
’Soup For You’ To Open At Accidental Baker
In Family Central
 Museum
Donations Begin Courthouse Collection
Ashe County is filled with fascinating history,
and if the first donations are any indication, the coming
museum at the historic 1904 County Courthouse will be as
well.
Blue
Ridge Electric Awards Educators Grants For Innovative Teaching
Projects
Students, Parents
Invited To Learn About Financial Aid For College
Project
Star Reaches Out To Senior Citizens
ACYS
Announces Teen Art Winners, $1,200 Raised During Event
Veterans
Honored At Ashe Courthouse
Regional
Artist Project Winners Announced
Auction
Planned To Benefit Christian Academy
Holiday
Market To Be Held Nov. 20 And 27 At Farmers Market
Ashe
County Youth Council Open To Tree Growers Thursday
Children’s
Christmas Project Asks For Community Help
WJ
Lions Holds Largest Ever Ashe County Holiday Parade
The
Enchanted Cottage Provides Great Shopping Experience
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