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 Family
Strengthened By Hard Times And Help From Friends
The driveway leading to the big blue house on Stoneybrook
Lane is blanketed with a new bed of gravel, the yard has
recently been landscaped – healthy plants and flowers
are blooming everywhere.
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Family Says “Thank You” For Community Support
Reynolds
Named N.C. Special Olympics Coach Of The Year
Watauga County coaches earn a lot of recognition,
but Lisa Reynolds brings home the gold in a sport where
winning truly isn’t everything.
 Cheap
Joe’s Holds Annual Trade Show This Weekend
‘Cheap Joe” Miller may not be George
Jefferson but he is “Movin’ on up.” Miller
and his Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff won’t be moving
“to a deluxe apartment in the sky” but the art
supply outlet’s annual trade show is moving to the
Holmes Convocation Center on the Appalachian State University
campus Saturday, June 18 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Faye
Foley Is Woman Of The Month
She is always “behind the scenes” and
prefers it that way
Author
Of “Lessons From A Christmas Tree Farm” To Be
At Christmas In July
 Watauga
Habitat For Humanity Holds House Dedication
Elisa O’Hara-Phillips and her daughters recently celebrated
the answer to their prayers – a home to call their
own
Hospitality
House Holds Food And Shelter For Hope Drive
Hospitality House provides more than food and
shelter for the homeless.
“Bachelors
For Dafur”Auction To Raise Money And Awareness
Dates with Boone area bachelors will be sold to
the highest bidder at a benefit auction
 Rummage
Sale Raises Funds For Humane Society June 17-18
Some of the best bargains in the High Country
are just days away. The Watauga Humane Society will hold
its 24th annual rummage sale fund-raiser Friday and Saturday,
June 17-18, at Boone’s National Guard Armory from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Farthing
Receives Deep Gap Ruritan Scholarship
Recent WHS graduate Brad Farthing was the 2005
recipient of a $600 scholarship given each year to a deserving
college-bound student by the Deep Gap Ruritan Club.
Banner
Elk Heritage Foundation Works To Save Historic Home
The Greater Banner Elk Heritage Foundation needs
your help.
Hardin
Park Teacher Chosen for Yellowstone Trip
NC Museum of Natural Sciences’ Selects Anne Wilson,
13 Others
4-H
Summer Programs Offer Fun and Learning
The Watauga County 4-H Summer Series offers a
range of programs for youngsters
Student
Named Finalist in Nationwide Radio-Mercury Award
Pretty
In Pink Fashion Show/Luncheon To Benefit Relay For Life
Casa
Rustica Featured On Cooking Show
The
Taste Of Summer
 Local
Woman Seeks Help From The Community
A West Jefferson woman, Elizabeth Pelletier Clarke,
is busy working to raise $30,000 for a special surgery that
will hopefully allow her to be able to walk again.
A.S.H.E.
Thanks Get Out Of Jail Inmates
A Safe Home for Everyone (A.S.H.E.) would like
to thank all of the “inmates” who have recently
committed to participate in our “Get Out of Jail”
fundraiser
Celebrate
Recovery Is Launched In Ashe County
Celebrate Recovery held its first meeting on Friday,
June 10 in the Family Central building
 Ashe
County Home Builders Association Celebrates 100th Member
Less than a year ago, the Ashe County Home Builders
Association reorganized with less than 10 members after
having been dormant for many years.
Children’s
Trust Fund Committee Awards Funding For Counseling
The Children’s Trust Fund Committee recently
awarded $400 to A.S.H.E.
Wal-Mart
Donates $1000 To 4-H Bicycle Poker Run
Frank
James-SkyLine Scholarships Awarded
Swimming
Lessons Schedule Planned For July & August Session
2004
ACHS Grad Honored At Lincoln Memorial University
Regionalism
in Economic Development
Commodity
Distribution Set For June 24th
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Boone
Celebrate
Recovery Is Launched In Ashe County 
