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Christmas Love Story - Seventy-Three Years And Counting
June Greene says he’s been on the hook for
seventy-three years, and according to his sweet bride, Thelma,
“He’s still hangin’ on.” On December
16, 1931, June A. Greene and Thelma Brown were married by
Justice of the Peace J. Wilson in Mountain City, Tennessee.
Hometown
Christmas Memories And A Doll Named Donna
The year was 1963. Christmas was drawing near,
but the holiday spirit was absent from the Pritchard family
home.
To
The Governor’s Door In ’04
Representing West End Wreaths and the NCCTA, Scott,
Beckie, Camden and Thomas Ballard presented Governor Mike
Easley with 20 wreaths.
 New
Los Arcoiris Location In Boone Enjoys Immediate Success
HHalf a year of hard work and attention to detail
by Alfredo Alvarez resulted in a restaurant that’s
appealing to the palate and the eye. Alvarez spent about
six months making sure the restaurant’s new Boone location
looked and felt authentic before opening it.
NBC
& CBS Bounce Bouncer Ad
United Church of Christ’s Controversial Commercial
Now Airing on MTN
wataugaWEEKLY........................................
 High
Country United Way Nears Campaign Goal
The High Country United Way continues to edge
closer to its 2004-2005 fundraising goal, but HCUW officials
have no plans to slow down their efforts when they do reach
the mark. As of press time the HCUW had raised $294,300,
or about 98 percent of its $300,000 goal.
Empty
Tables, Full Tables
Soup For You Kitchen To Open At Family Central January 8
 OASIS
Halftime Auction Raises $725
Anyone who has ever played organized basketball knows how
short the 15 minutes of halftime can seem. Before you even
have a chance to catch your breath and formulate a plan
for the second half, it’s time to go back on the court.
County
Schools Raise Funds For High Country United Way
Green Valley Leads Way With $608 Contribution
Put
Your Donations To Work For Your Community
Realtors
Donate To Hunger Coalition
Long-Time
Hospice Volunteer Honored
NCDA&CS
To Host Series Of Risk Management Workshops
Winter
Weather May Be Worse Than Normal This Year
Ten
Tips For Holiday Baking With Kids
DSS
Worker Earns Award Of Excellence
The
Christmas Story Never Grows Old
That’s
A Wrap
Clearing
The Way
asheWEEKLY..............................................
 Equine
Studies Announced At Ashe Center
Horses dot almost as much of the Ashe County landscape
as cattle, and now those interested in learning more about
one of the county’s favorite animals can do so at Wilkes
Community College. The Ashe Center of WCC will announce
a range of equine and equestrian courses beginning in the
spring semester.
State
Employees’ Credit Union Members Create Scholarship
Program
All North Carolina Public High Schools to Benefit
 Wildlife
Commission Schedules Outdoors Workshop For Women
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has scheduled
a three-day workshop for women to help them learn a variety
of outdoors skills including fishing, boating, camping,
hunting and outdoor survival.
Ashe County
Middle School Group Participates In Residency
Mini Food
Show Held At Westwood Elementary School
Creston
Methodist Church Begins Fellowship Hall
Santa
And Friends Visit The Ashe County Youth Center
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Holiday Treat From McFarland And Friends Of The Library
Thefts
Require Shoppers To Be Extra Cautious During Holidays
Christmas
Cheer Lights The Holiday Season
Christmas
Plays Held Across County
Safe
Holiday Shopping Tips
Windy
Days Of December
ACYC
Receives Christmas Presents Early
Happy
Holidays From CPO
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